Question 4DNA is composed of two chains with nitrogenous bases that are complementary to one another. If a portion of a DNA strand reads ATC CGG AAT, then what would be the complement
portion of DNA?
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O ATG GCC AAT
O TAG GCC TTA
O ATC CGG AAT
OTAC GGC TTA
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Answer:

O TAG GCC TTA

Explanation:

A goes with T

C goes with G

Switch each of the letters with it's complementary letter and you get TAG GCC TTA


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Explanation:

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