Question at position 5 For the DNA sequence 3’ ACACAGTGT 5’ the strand that fully binds (complementary base pairing) is3’ TGTGTCACA 5’ 5’ TGTGTCACA 3’3’ TGTGACACA 5’5’ ACACAGTGT 3’ 5’ TGTGACACA 3’

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Question at position 5  For the DNA sequence 3’ ACACAGTGT 5’ the strand that fully binds (complementary base pairing) is3’ TGTGTCACA 5’ 5’ TGTGTCACA 3’3’ TGTGACACA 5’5’ ACACAGTGT 3’ 5’ TGTGACACA 3’

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First, restating the given information: the DNA sequence provided is 3’ ACACAGTGT 5’. The task is to identify the strand that fully binds via complementary base pairing.
Option 1: 3’ TGTGTCACA 5’. This would run in the same 3’ to 5’ orientation as the original strand, which cannot be the complement because complementary strands are antiparallel; bases would not align properly to form a stable double helix if both strands run in the same direction.
Option 2: 5’ TGTGTCACA 3’. This choice is antiparallel to the original sequence (the 5’ end of the complement aligns with the 3’ end of the template). Pairing the bases: A pairs with T, C with G, etc. Reading the original 3’ to 5’ direction A C A C A G T G T, its complement in the opposite direction is T G T G T C A C A, which corresponds to this option. This is the correct pairing pattern for a fully complementary strand.
Option 3: 3’ TGTGACACA 5’. This strand would not provide correct base pairs with the template because the sequence differs at positions where A should pair with T and so on; this would produce mismatches if attempted as a complement.
Option 4: 5’ ACACAGTGT 3’. This is the exact same sequence as the template but with opposite orientation; however, a complement must be the reverse-complement, not the same sequence mirrored in orientation. It does not satisfy proper base-pairing rules for the complementary strand.
Option 5: 5’ TGTGACACA 3’. This sequence has substitutions that disrupt the expected base-pairing pattern (for example, where a C would pair with G, or an A with T). It would not form a proper complementary strand to the given template.
Taken together, only Option 2 provides the correct reverse-complement sequence that pairs antiparallel to the original strand, satisfying canonical base-pairing (A=T, C=G) across all positions.

Question at position 5 For the DNA sequence 3’ ACACAGTGT 5’ the strand that fully binds (complementary base pairing) is3’ TGTGTCACA 5’ 5’ TGTGTCACA 3’3’ TGTGACACA 5’5’ ACACAGTGT 3’ 5’ TGTGACACA 3’

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