Draw and name the covalent linkage between two deoxynucleotides. Indicate both the 5’ and 3’ end. You should include all relevant atoms, though for the bases you may simply put the one-letter abbreviation instead of a drawing.

Draw and name the covalent linkage between two deoxynucleotides. Indicate both the 5’ and 3’ end. You should include all relevant atoms, though for the bases you may simply put the one-letter abbreviation instead of a drawing.

Biochemistry

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