Each new strand formed

is a complement of one
of the original strands.
They are different from
one another to
complement each
strand.
Adenine and Thymine ,
Guanine and Cytosine
The pairing of the bases
produces a long, two-
stranded molecule that
is often compared to a
zipper. The sides of the
zipper represent the
sugar and phosphate
groups, while the teeth
of the zipper represent
the pairs of nitrogenous
bases of the DNA.
The copying of DNA is
called REPLICATION.