Any two nucleic acid fragments that will spontaneously form hydrogen bonds to assume a double-stranded structure must be
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complementary; antiparallel Identical: compatible DNA; RNA primed; replicated transcribed; translated

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Any two nucleic acid fragments that will spontaneously form hydrogen bonds to assume a double-stranded structure must be

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complementary; antiparallel Identical: compatible DNA; RNA primed; replicated transcribed; translated

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