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Thymine is one of the four bases which make up DNA molecules. It uses two hydrogen bonds to form a complementary base pair with Adenine (A).

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	Thymine is one of the four bases which make up [[DNA\|DNA]] molecules. It uses two [[~~hydrogen~~\|hydrogen]] bonds to form complementary base ~~pairs~~ with [[Adenine\|Adenine]] (A).		Thymine is one of the four bases which make up [[DNA\|DNA]] molecules. It uses two [[Hydrogen\|hydrogen]] bonds to form a complementary base pair with [[Adenine\|Adenine]] (A).