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The base sequence for a nucleic acid segment is given CAG, AGG, CGA, CCA. From this, it can definitely be concluded that it is a segment of which strand?

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DNA strand

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mRNA strand

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tRNA strand

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Data not sufficient

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Solution

The correct option is A Data not sufficient
Data is not sufficient. Because the distinction is done on the basis of presence of thymine in DNA and uracil in RNA, which are unique nitrogenous bases for those nucleic acids.

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