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The rule that in a DNA the amount of adenine equals to that of the thymine and that of guanine equals to that of cytosine is known as
Options
(a) Allen’s rule
(b) Jordan’s rule
(c) Charghaff’s rule
(d) stahl’s rule
Correct Answer:
Charghaff’s rule
Explanation:
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Topics: Genetics
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Subject: Biology
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