In a sample of double stranded DNA, 22% of the Nitrogen bases are Guanine (G), What percentages of the other bases does this DNA sample contain?

22% cytosine, 28% each of thymine and adenine

Explanation: Remember the base pairing rules: cytosine always pairs with guanine and adenine with thymine, in equal amounts. With that in mind, you can conclude that since the bases are 22% guanine, they are also 22% cytosine. Since you've still got a 56% that's unaccounted for (to make up 100%), you could divide that by 2 (because you know there are 2 bases left, thymine and adenine, and they are always equal).

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