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Guanine (G) is one of the four bases found in DNA. It is a derivative of a purine and forms a complementary base pair with cytosine which is held together by three hydrogen bonds. It can also be found within RNA as well as DNA molecules.

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	Guanine~~ ~~is one of the four bases found in [[DNA\|DNA]]. It is a [[Purine\|purine]] and forms a complementary base pair with [[Cytosine\|cytosine]] which is held together by three [[Hydrogen bond\|hydrogen bonds]]. It can also be found within [[RNA\|RNA ]]as well as [[DNA\|DNA]] molecules.<br>		Guanine (G) is one of the four bases found in [[DNA\|DNA]]. It is a derivative of a [[Purine\|purine]] and forms a complementary base pair with [[Cytosine\|cytosine]] which is held together by three [[Hydrogen bond\|hydrogen bonds]]. It can also be found within [[RNA\|RNA as]] well as [[DNA\|DNA]] molecules. <br>

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