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- The top side of this figure offers more opportunities (for each base pair) that can lead to highly specific protein-DNA interactions. True or False? Major groove Major groove (a) Major groove Major groove O True N-HI110 O False A NIIH-N Minor groove Adenine-Thymine CH3 0111H-N H₂C OFITH 98 TN- GN-HIIN V-HillO Minor groove Guanine Cytosine Minor groove Thymine-Adenine Hillo C NIH OIH -NG Minor groove Cytosine Guaninearrow_forwardWrite the complementary sequence of DNA AGCTAT AGCarrow_forwardwol for Frayon Elolog - Meet - cha-gX-m sc Jupiter Ed G Which orgerell= A sample of DNA is collected from an organism. It is analyzed and determined that 20% of the DNA is made up of the base adenine. Based on this information, which of the following correctly lists the amounts of the three. remaining bases for this sample? 10% cytosine, 30% thymine, 40% guanine O 20% cytosine, 20% thymine, 20% guanine 30% cytosine, 30% thymine, 20% guanine 30% cytosine, 20% thymine, 30% guanine p. 5 of 31arrow_forward
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