In DNA double helix, the two DNA chains are held together by-A-covalent bonds between the pair of basesB-hydrogen bonds between the pair of basesC-ionic bonds between the pair of basesD-none of the above-B-hydrogen bonds between the pair of bases

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B hydrogen bonds between the pair of bases Bases are pair by hydrogen bond adenine &amp; thymine by 2 hydrogen bond, cytosine &amp; guanine by 3 hydrogen bond.

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