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I understand that DNA strands have two sides with amino acids, and that the amino acids connect to each other by being the opposite of each other (A-T, C-G). I also understand that the reproductory DNA of the organisms reproducing each consist of one side of each of the DNA strands, that recombine with the corresponding side of the other organism, yielding a complete DNA strand that is the DNA of the produced organism.
My question is: if half of the DNA strands of ma en pa recombine, it is not certain that they "fit" together, that each amino acid fits to the opposite amino acid, right? What am I getting wrong?
My question is: if half of the DNA strands of ma en pa recombine, it is not certain that they "fit" together, that each amino acid fits to the opposite amino acid, right? What am I getting wrong?