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Oligonucleotide ATGTAT is complementary to Oligonucleotide ATACAT? True or False! Explain why?

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Oligonucleotide ATGTAT is complementary to Oligonucleotide ATACAT? True or False! Explain why?

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  1. Depends on which end is 3' and which end is 5'--

    If 5'ATGTAT3' then the complementary strand is 3'TACATA5'.


  2. If both are written in the 5' - 3' direction, then yes, they are, because one chain would be ATGTAT meanwhile the other would be aligned with it in the other direction, 3' - 5', standing as TACATA
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