BIOLOGY
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Chapter 14, Problem 1A
If one strand of a DNA is 5′ ATCGTTAAGCGAGTCA 3′, then the complementary strand would be:
a. 5′ TAGCAATTCGCTCAGT 3′.
b. 5′ ACTGAGCGAATTGCTA 3′.
c. 5′ TGACTCGCTTAACGAT 3′.
d. 5′ ATCGTTAAGCGAGTCA 3′.
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