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How many total hydrogen bonds would exist between the following strands of DNA and their complementary strands?
1. GCATGC
2. TATGGC
1. GCATGC
2. TATGGC
The discussion centers on calculating the total number of hydrogen bonds between specific DNA strands and their complementary strands based on Watson-Crick base pairing. For the strand GCATGC, the complementary strand is CGTACG, resulting in 6 hydrogen bonds. For the strand TATGGC, the complementary strand is ATACCG, yielding 6 hydrogen bonds as well. Therefore, the total number of hydrogen bonds between these strands is 12.
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