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Select the two pieces of evidence indicating that base stacking contributes more to DNA helix stability than does base pairing through hydrogen bonds. (mod2 topic1)even though the number of hydrogen bonds formed between bases in the double helix is the same as the number of hydrogen bonds formed between bases and water, the double helix is favoredbase stacking energies are distinctly different between G:c/C:G and C:G/C:Gbase stacking energies distinctly different between G:T/C:G and T:G/C:G base pairsbase stacking energy are identical between G:C/C:G and C:G/C:G base pairsincreased temperature disrupts hydrogen bonds but does not disrupt base stackingeven though the number of hydrogen bonds formed between bases in the double helix is the same as the number of hydrogen bonds formed between bases and water neither the double helix not the single strand conformation is favored

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