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  • https://math.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Applied_Mathematics/Mathematical_Biology_(Chasnov)/07%3A_Sequence_Alignment/7.01%3A_DNA
    The two strands of the DNA molecule bind to each other by base pairing: the bases of one strand pair with the bases of the other strand. Reading from \(5^{\prime}-\) to- \(3^{\prime}\), the upper sequ...The two strands of the DNA molecule bind to each other by base pairing: the bases of one strand pair with the bases of the other strand. Reading from \(5^{\prime}-\) to- \(3^{\prime}\), the upper sequence begins ’GTGCACCTG...’, while the lower sequence ends’...CAGGTGCAC’. Here, only the upper sequence codes for the human hemoglobin beta chain, and the lower sequence is non-coding.

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