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A diploid organism with a 3,000 kb haploid genome contains 19% T residues. Calculate the number of A, C, G, and T residues in the DNA of each cell in this organism. 

          A diploid organism with a 3,000 kb haploid genome contains 19% T residues. Calculate the number of A, C, G, and T residues in the DNA of each cell in this organism.

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A diploid organism with a 3,000 kb haploid genome contains 19% T residues. Calculate the number of A, C, G, and T residues in the DNA of each cell in this organism.
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00:01 Explanation for the question a dipole an adipleid organism with a 45 ,000 kb haploid genome contains 21 % governing residues calculate the number of agininin cytosine governing and thiamine residues in the dna of each cell in this organism so here given data we have 21 % governing and applied 45 ,000 kb are 90 000 and 000 basis for the plight so here we have governing is equal to cytosine and adenine is equal to thymine governing is equal to cytosine is equal to 0 .21 into 9 multiply 7 power 7 10 raised to the power 7 is equal to 1 .89 multiply 10 raise to the power 7 basis and next is adenine is equal to thyman is equal to 0 .29 into 9 multiply 10 rest to the power 7 is equal to 2 .61 multiply 10 raise to the power 7 basis so here we have aden is equal to 2 .61 multiply 10 to the power 7 basis.
02:27 And thyme is equal to 2 .61 multiply 10 base to the power 7 basis...
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