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What Interaction Between Complementary Bases Holds the Two Strands of a DNA

Question 116

Question 116

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What interaction between complementary bases holds the two strands of a DNA molecule together?


A) disulfide bridges
B) van der Waals forces
C) hydrogen bonds
D) ionic bonds
E) covalent bonds

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