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c). A DNA virus has a base ratio of (A+G)/(C+T)=0.65. Is this single stranded or double stranded? Explain your reasoning. c).A DNA virus has a base ratio of (A+G/(C+T=0.65.Is this single stranded or double stranded?Explain your reasoning 

          c). A DNA virus has a base ratio of (A+G)/(C+T)=0.65. Is this single stranded or double stranded? Explain your reasoning.
c).A DNA virus has a base ratio of (A+G/(C+T=0.65.Is this single stranded or double stranded?Explain your reasoning
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c). A DNA virus has a base ratio of (A+G)/(C+T)=0.65. Is this single stranded or double stranded? Explain your reasoning. c).A DNA virus has a base ratio of (A+G/(C+T=0.65.Is this single stranded or double stranded?Explain your reasoning
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0:00 Hello all.
00:01 So here the question is that the base composition of a virus is found to be 18 % of adenine, 32 % of guanin, again 18 % of thymine and 32 % of cytosine.
00:20 So here the options are given regarding this.
00:24 So we need to find the correct one from the given options.
00:28 So here when we are talking about the discussion of the waste composition, the virus have 50 % of purine content, that is a, g, and g, and the 50 % are pyramid in content...
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