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The sequence of nitrogen bases in a strand of DNA is AGTCCG. What is the sequence for the complementary strand? OTGACCG O GACTTA O CTGAAT OTCAGGC
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The sequence of nitrogen bases in a strand of DNA is AGTCCG. What is the sequence for the complementary strand?

OTGACCG
O GACTTA
O CTGAAT
OTCAGGC

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Answer:

O GACTTA

Step-by-step explanation:

this is the compkementary strand

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