DNA analys 14% adenine. Use Chargaff's rule to cormplete the following table for the percent nucleotide composition of the bacterial DNA. [1 marks] is of a bacterium that was isolated from a soil sample showed that the bacterium contained Nucleotide | Percent composition (%) 14
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Answer:
According to the Chargaff' rule, number of purines (A+G) is equal to the number of pyrimidines (T+C)
A+G= T+C
| Nucleotide | percent composition (%) |
| A | 14% |
| C | 36% |
| G | 36% |
| T | 14% |
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