An mRNA sequence is provided below: five prime AUG GGG CCC UAG GAC UAG three prime. What is the sequence of the template DNA strand that was used to create the mRNA strand? (A) Three prime TAC CCC GGG ATC CTG ATC five prime. (B) Five prime TAC CCC GGG ATC CTG ATC three prime. (C) Five prime AUG GGG CCC UAG GAC UAG three prime. Or (D) three prime AUG GGG CCC UAG GAC UAG five prime. DNA is a double-stranded helix, which is made up of a combination of four nucleotides: adenine, or A for short; cytosine, C; guanine, G; and thymine, T. Nucleotides on one strand can base-pair with nucleotides on the opposing strand of DNA in a very specific way. Adenine can base-pair or form hydrogen bonds with its complementary base thymine. And guanine can base-pair with cytosine. You can remember which nucleotide can bind with which by looking at the shape of the beginning letter. The nucleotides with the rounded letters G and C bind together. And the nucleotides with the letters with edges A and T can bind together