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According to Watson-Crick model, DNA exists as a …A… . The two strands of polynucleotides are …B… . The backbone is formed by the sugar …C…, …D… chain. The nitrogen bases are more or less …E… to this backbone
Choose the correct options for the blanks A, B, C, D and E
a)
A-chain, B-perpendicular, C-carbonate, D-base, E-parallel
b)
A-helix, B-parallel, C-sugar, D-phosphate, E-perpendicular
c)
A-double helix, B-antiparallel, C-phosphate, D-sugar, E-perpendicular
d)
A-strand, B-parallel, C-sulphate, D-sugar, E-perpendicular
According to Watson-Crick model, DNA exists as a …A… . The two strands of polynucleotides are …B… . The backbone is formed by the sugar …C…, …D… chain. The nitrogen bases are more or less …E… to this backbone
Choose the correct options for the blanks A, B, C, D and E
a)
A-chain, B-perpendicular, C-carbonate, D-base, E-parallel
b)
A-helix, B-parallel, C-sugar, D-phosphate, E-perpendicular
c)
A-double helix, B-antiparallel, C-phosphate, D-sugar, E-perpendicular
d)
A-strand, B-parallel, C-sulphate, D-sugar, E-perpendicular
Question ID - 1274 :-
According to Watson-Crick model, DNA exists as a …A… . The two strands of polynucleotides are …B… . The backbone is formed by the sugar …C…, …D… chain. The nitrogen bases are more or less …E… to this backbone
Choose the correct options for the blanks A, B, C, D and E
a)
A-chain, B-perpendicular, C-carbonate, D-base, E-parallel
b)
A-helix, B-parallel, C-sugar, D-phosphate, E-perpendicular
c)
A-double helix, B-antiparallel, C-phosphate, D-sugar, E-perpendicular
d)
A-strand, B-parallel, C-sulphate, D-sugar, E-perpendicular
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According to Watson-Crick model, DNA exists as a …A… . The two strands of polynucleotides are …B… . The backbone is formed by the sugar …C…, …D… chain. The nitrogen bases are more or less …E… to this backbone Choose the correct options for the blanks A, B, C, D and E |
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a) |
A-chain, B-perpendicular, C-carbonate, D-base, E-parallel |
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b) |
A-helix, B-parallel, C-sugar, D-phosphate, E-perpendicular |
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c) |
A-double helix, B-antiparallel, C-phosphate, D-sugar, E-perpendicular |
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d) |
A-strand, B-parallel, C-sulphate, D-sugar, E-perpendicular |
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A-double helix, B-antiparallel, C-phosphate, D-sugar, E-perpendicular.
Adenine and guanine are substituted purines, while the rest (uracil, cytosine and thymine) are substituted pyrimidines
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