The Four Basic Chemical Elements That Hold the Two Helixes

question 82

Multiple Choice

The four basic chemical elements that hold the two helixes of DNA together are called:

• A) thymine, histamine, cytosine, and almandine.
• B) lysine, adenine, serine, and guanine.
• C) thymine, adenine, cytosine, and guanine.
• D) almandine, histamine, cytosine, and lysine.

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