If the centroid structure is different from the minimum free-energy st – McqOptions

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1.	If the centroid structure is different from the minimum free-energy structure, the centroid structure is often closer to the phylogenetic prediction and contains fewer base pairs, or fewer false-positive base pair predictions, than the minimum free-energy prediction.
A.	True
B.	False
C.	May be True or False
D.	Can't say
Answer» B. False

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