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Use the sequence 5’-GACTTTGAAAGTCGTCCCGTA-3’ to answer the following questions.

A. What is the sequence of the compliment strand of DNA?

B.How many total hydrogen bonds would form between the above DNA sequence and its complement on the other strand in a double helix?

C.How many purines are in the single stranded DNA in the sequence provided in the question?

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Can anyone help me out with these questions I am trying to study for my test I jsut need help with these

I need help with two questions regarding DNA sequencing...


1) Why might you find that your DNA isolation might havemultiple "perfect" matches (1.000) for more than one species? Giventhat 16S genes are used almost universally to discrimanate betweenspecies, How can you explain this result?


2) Why might you obtain a sequence trace that shows very strongsignal (tall, well-isolated peaks) but that nontheless has bothmajor and minor peaks at most nuceotide positions. What does thisresult indicate? Why might you fail to get any sequence matchscoring above 0.7000?



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