Chargaff's rule states that in an organism
- AAmounts of all bases are equal
- BAmount of adenine $(A)$ is equal to that of thymine $(T)$ and the amount of guanine $(G)$ is equal to that of cytosine $(C)$
- CAmount of adenine $(A)$ is equal to that of guanine $(G)$ and the amount of thymine $(T)$ is equal to that of cytosine $(C)$
- DAmount of adenine $(A)$ is equal to that of cytosine $(C)$ and the amount of thymine $(T)$ is equal to guanine $(G)$
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