Nucleotides sequence that is identical to its complementary strand when each is read in the same chemical direction for example GATC i-e; 5 GATC ... 3 3 ... CATG ... 5 these are called as:
Correct answer: C. Palindromic sequences
- A. Flanking sequences
- B. Nucleotide order
- C. Palindromic sequences
- D. Antagonistic sequences
Explanation
The definition and example have are given on glossary at page VIII of textbook of biology part-II.
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