The Pyrimidine Bases Present In DNA are?

The pyrimidine bases present in the DNA are cytosine and thymine. Apart from the pyrimidine bases, purine bases are also present – adenine and guanine.

Cytosine Formula: C4H5N3O

Thymine Formula: C5H6N2O2

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