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OpenStudy (anonymous):

For questions 1 and 2 use the table in figure 12-3 to help you answer the question

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OpenStudy (frostbite):

If you write the questions 1 and 2 we might be able to help do the question. However we can actually work a little on that table of yours. Ever heard about Chargaff's rule? The rule states that the for the bases G and C and for the bases A and T. The ratio of the bases are approximate 1:1 in any DNA double stand. This is also very logical for us today as we know that G and C base pair while T and A base pair in DNA. Using this information you can fill out the remaining percentages for Human and Chicken, the bacteria you can not complete the whole. (why is this?)

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