Zadanie 1a
The DNA genome of P contains 58 million adenine–thymine pairs. Deduce its number of cytosine–guanine pairs.
Explain how specific base pairing enables genetic information to be copied and used in gene expression.
Tę umiejętność sprawdzają 4 zadania wzorowane na arkuszach IB z lat 2023–2025.
The DNA genome of P contains 58 million adenine–thymine pairs. Deduce its number of cytosine–guanine pairs.
Explain the significance of complementary base pairing in DNA.
Which pair of components in double-stranded DNA is linked by hydrogen bonding? A. Uracil and adenine in every DNA base pair B. Guanine and complementary cytosine C. A phosphate and its neighbouring deoxyribose D. A base and the sugar to which it is attached
Which pair of components in double-stranded DNA is linked by hydrogen bonding? A. Uracil and adenine in every DNA base pair B. Guanine and complementary cytosine C. A phosphate and its neighbouring deoxyribose D. A base and the sugar to which it is attached
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