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Melting of DNA at 70^(@)C is due to brea...

Melting of DNA at `70^(@)C` is due to breakdown of

A

Phosphodiester bonds

B

Hydrogen bonds

C

Glycosidic bonds

D

Disulphide bonds

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B
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