Guanine & Cytosine: Understanding Their 3-Hydrogen Bonds in DNA

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Guanine & Cytosine: Understanding Their 3-Hydrogen Bonds in DNA

The two bases that form three hydrogen bonds are guanine (G) and cytosine (C).

These bonds are essential for the stability and structure of DNA.

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