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1.	In a DNA double helix the bases are held together by hydrogen bonds. These hydrogen bonds are _________
A.	Covalent bonds
B.	Non-covalent bonds
C.	Ionic bonds
D.	Van der Waals forces
Answer» C. Ionic bonds

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