What is the complementary DNA strand of 3’….ATGGCTTGA….5’? Single choice

A

3’….TACCGAACT….5’

B

3’….TAGGCAAGT….5’

C

5’….TAGGCAAGT….3’

D

5’….TACCGAACT….3’

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