The Antiparallel Relationship of the Two Strands of DNA Refers

Multiple Choice

The antiparallel relationship of the two strands of DNA refers to the

A) twisted configuration of the strands.
B) alternative branching pattern of the strands.
C) alignment of the strands, such that one strand starts with a 3´ carbon and the other starts with a 5´ carbon.
D) view at one end of the molecule-one strand has an A wherever the other has a T, and one has a G wherever the other has a C.
E) All of the above