Biology, 29.10.2019 21:31 robert7248

When a cell copies its dna (replication), the original dna indder is broken apart and new mucleotides are
added to the center. this creates two exact copies, each one made from half the original dna molecule
dna polymerase (the enzyme which buikis dna) will only attach beses which match with the
original strand of dna
in dna replication, adenine and thymine will bong together and cytosine and guanine will
bond together.
when creating the matching stand the following pairing mles must be used
a? t
c? g
directions. use the base pairing rules above to figure out the sequence of the new strand of dna for the
original strands below.
1.
2. |
3.
4. ttaaacgagctgctagctag.

can someone me code this stuff

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