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had the same amount for
adenine
cytosine
thymine
Guanine

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For Ecoli, Cytosine and Guanine are the same (4). 

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For Ecoli, Cytosine and Guanine are the same (4). 

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For the Herring Cytosine and Guanine are the same (8). 

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For the Herring Cytosine and Guanine are the same (8). 

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In humans adenine and Thymine had the same number of bases

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For ecoli adonine and thymine are the same. (both 5)

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For ecoli adonine and thymine are the same. (both 5)

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Amobea Proteas
|# of bead | # of group
Adenine | 46  | 22 groups of 2
Cytosine  | 15 | 0
Thymine | 23 | 0
Guanine | 30  | 15 groups

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the thymine is always equal to the adenine bases (adenine is double the size of thymine)

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the thymine is always equal to the adenine bases (adenine is double the size of thymine)

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There is always more adenine than any other base

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thymine and adenine have the same amount

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thymine and adenine have the same amount

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For the Herring, the adenine and Thymine are both 10

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For the Herring, the adenine and Thymine are both 10

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We found that there were no thymine or cytosine pairs.

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Adenine and guanine are stuck together

Higher percentage of adenine overall

In order of most occurring to least: Cytosine, Thymine, Guanine, Adenine

Herring: 8 Guanine,  10 Adenine, 8 Cytosine,  10 Thymine - 36 total

Amoeba: 15 Guanine, 20 Adenine, 15 Cytosine, 23 Thymine - 73 total

Yeast: 6 Guanine, 10 Adenine, 6 Cytosine,  9 Thymine - 31 total

Human: 10 Guanine, 16 Adenine, 10 Cytosine, 15 Thymine - 51 total

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Red and black are always the same number.

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Guanine and Cytosine probably go together, as do Thymine and Adenine because there is an equal number of bases of Guanine and Cytosine as well as the same number of bases of Thymine and Adenine