If the sequence of one strand of $DNA$ is $5^{\prime}$ $A T G C A T C G 3'$ , find the sequence of complementary strand in $5^{\prime} \rightarrow 3^{'}$ direction

  • A

    $T \;A \;C \;G \;T\;A \;G\;C$

  • B

    $C\; G \;A \;T \;G\; C \;A\; T$

  • C

    $A\; T\; G\; C \;A \;T \;C\; G$

  • D

    $A\; T\; C\; G\; T\; A\; C\; G$

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