Answer: Option A) Double-stranded DNA
Explanation:
First, the presence of thymine infers that the genome is DNA.
Then, to determine whether it is single or double stranded, we check if the sum of all nitrogenous bases is equal to 100%
A + C + G + T = 100%
28% + 35% + 20% + 17% = 100%
Since all bases makes 100%, we can conclude that the genome is a double stranded DNA
No generations or hybrid would form before meselson and stahl would have observed evidence of a band in the cscl gradient.
The conservative model predicts that, following a single replication, half of the newly formed DNA double helices will be made entirely of the original, or old, DNA, and the other half will be entirely new. Then, each double helix would be completely replicated during the second round of replication. After that, 25% of the double helices would be all new, and 25% would be entirely old. Thus, the fraction of entirely new DNA double helices would increase with each succeeding round of replication, but the total number of completely unique DNA double helices would remain constant. Therefore, no hybrid DNA molecule containing 14N and 15N is replicated in the conservative model.
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The appropriate answer is D ! in this the dominant allele is not fully dominant ! this is seen in Snapdragon !
so answer is D
