The structure of $DNA$ is

The $AT/GC$ ratio in human beings is (where $A = \text{adenine}$,$T = \text{thymine}$,$G = \text{guanine}$,$C = \text{cytosine}$)

Hydrolysis of which of the following nucleic acids does not give an equal number of $A$ and $T$ or $G$ and $C$?
$(A)$ $m$-$RNA$
$(B)$ Single strand $DNA$
$(C)$ $r$-$RNA$
$(D)$ Double helix $DNA$

Which of the following is correct about $H$-bonding in $DNA$?

According to Chargaff's rule,in a living system:

In the $DNA$ of $E. coli$,the mole ratio of adenine to cytosine is $0.7$. If the number of moles of adenine in the $DNA$ is $350000$,the number of moles of guanine is equal to: