You are scientists! You've been studying dna. You already know that part of the structure of DNA is 4 bases - adenine (A), guani
ne (G), cytosine (C), and thymine (T), you're not sure how those bases have to fit together.
After your experiment that involved looking at how many bases ate in different organisms and looking away ratios of those bases compared to each other you compile your results below.
What is a conclusion you can make from your results?
A) A and T pair together because the both A and T are found in almost all the organisms.
B) A and T pair together because the ratio is close to 1.00 in almost all the organisms.
C) T and C pair together because the ratio is close to 1.00 in almost all the organisms.
D) T and C pair together because the both A and C are found in almost all the organisms.
After your experiment that involved looking at how many bases ate in different organisms and looking away ratios of those bases compared to each other you compile your results below.
What is a conclusion you can make from your results?
A) A and T pair together because the both A and T are found in almost all the organisms.
B) A and T pair together because the ratio is close to 1.00 in almost all the organisms.
C) T and C pair together because the ratio is close to 1.00 in almost all the organisms.
D) T and C pair together because the both A and C are found in almost all the organisms.
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