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The way these nucleotides (more specifically, the bases of each nucleotide) pair together is called complementary base pairing. This means that each base only pairs with one other base If one strand of DNA had the following nucleotide sequence - GCATTAG, what would the other strand be based on the rules of complementary base pairing?
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