Biology, asked by dakshaprajapati0826, 4 months ago

if a double stranded DNA has 20% of cytosine, calculate the percent of adenine in the DNA.​

Answers

Answered by mousam8673
4

Answer:

In a ds DNA cytosine = 20% ,so guanine = 20%

( C = G )

So C + G = 20 + 20 = 40 %

THEN

A + T = 100 - C + G

=> A + T = 100 - 40

=> A + T = 60

we know that A = T

SO here both Adenine and Thymine have each 30 % .

So your answer will 30 %..

Explanation:

Hope it helps you ..

Be happy ☺️☺️☺️☺️

Answered by Sayantana
1

Answer:

☆ Information:-

  1. adenine , guanine are the purines present in the dna
  2. cytosine,thymine are pyrimidines present in dna
  3. H-bonding present between the nitrogen bases of adjacent strands
  4. A=T(double bond)
  5. G-=C(triple bond)

now returning to your ques....

C=20%..that means G will also=20%

and according to chargaaffs rule:-

purines=pyrimidines...

A+T+G+C=100%

2T + 40%=100%(adenine will be equal to thymine)

T=30%

A=30%

hope it helps...

Good luck ♧♧

Similar questions