What is the importance of the nitrogenous bases in DNA having relatively weak hydrogen bonds connecting them?
A. They are flexible to wrap around histones
B. They can be separated easily
C. They will bond easily with the sugar-phosphate backbone
D. The type of bond tells the DNA polymerase which pair it is
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