DNA isolated from the bacterial virus M13 contains 25% A, 33% T, 22% C, and 20% G. Do these results strike you as peculiar? Why or why not? How might you explain these values?
Yes, Adenine and thymine have to equal each other. Guanine and cytosine as well since they are to pair with each other. With these numbers, we can suggest that the virus is not double-stranded and is a single-stranded DNA organism.
