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According to the base-pairing rules for DNA replication, which set of bases would never bond together? (Points : 3) C and G A and T T and G

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quietkaitlynn
t and g will not bond together because he base pairing rule is a-t and c-g
elenacorsan93

Answer:

T and G

Explanation:

The rules of nucleotide pairing, also known as Watson-Crick rules, are A with T and C with G (as you can see in the image I added), a pyrimidine with a purine. Two purines or two pyrimidines affect the DNA structure because the first ones would occupy a larger space and the second ones won't get close enough to bond. T and G can't bond because the do not form hydrogen bond.

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