Which one does not explain Chargaff's rule?

Question

Which one does not explain Chargaff's rule? (A) Applicable only for ds DNA (B) Molar concentration of A + T and G + C are equal (C) ( A + T / G + C ) ratio is constant for a species (D) Molar concentration of sugar equals to that of phosphate

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Correct answer is (b) Molar concentration of A + T and G + C are equal

Q. Which one does not explain Chargaff's rule?

Applicable only for ds DNA

Molar concentration of $A + T$ and $G + C$ are equal

$\frac{A + T}{G + C}$ ratio is constant for a species

Molar concentration of sugar equals to that of phosphate

Correct answer is (b) Molar concentration of $A + T$ and $G + C$ are equal

Q. Which one does not explain Chargaff's rule?

Applicable only for ds DNA

Molar concentration of A+T and G+C are equal

G+CA+T​ ratio is constant for a species

Molar concentration of sugar equals to that of phosphate

Correct answer is (b) Molar concentration of A+T and G+C are equal

Molar concentration of $A + T$ and $G + C$ are equal

$\frac{A + T}{G + C}$ ratio is constant for a species

Correct answer is (b) Molar concentration of $A + T$ and $G + C$ are equal