QUESTION 37A bacterium, containing one circular DNA chromosome, undergoes four rounds of replication. How many new strands of DNA would result?O a.8O b.16Ос. 14O d. 24О е.32QUESTION 38Hydrogen bonding is strongest betweenO a. cytosine and guanineOb.guanine and uracilO C. adenine and thymineO d. adenine and guanineO e.uracil and thymineQUESTION 39The light-independent reactions of photosynthesisO a. generate ATPO b. fix carbon dioxideO C. cannot occur in lightO d. use ADPO e. release oxygen

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