The sequence of bases in the nucleic acid strand is explained by:

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structures

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^{0}

structures

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Both 1

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and 2

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The correct option is A 1 $^{0}$ structures
The sequence of bases in the nucleic acid strand is explained by 1 $^{o}$ structures. The process of determining the precise order of nucleotides within a $D N A$ molecule is called as $D N A$ sequencing. It includes any method that is used to determine the order of the four bases $(A G T C)$ .

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