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HO-P-O- Ο о NH2 OH OH N O HO-P-O-P O-P O Ο Ο OH NH2 Which statement is true about the nucleic acid precursor molecules shown? a. The one on the left is a precursor for DNA. It is thymine triphosphate. b. The one on the left is a precursor for DNA. It is cytosine triphosphate. c. The one on the right is a precursor for DNA. d. Both are commonly incorporated into stable DNA e. Neither are precursors for DNA.

HO-P-O- Ο о NH2 OH OH N O HO-P-O-P O-P O Ο Ο OH NH2 Which statement is true about the nucleic acid precursor molecules shown? a. The one on the left is a precursor for DNA. It is thymine triphosphate. b. The one on the left is a precursor for DNA. It is cytosine triphosphate. c. The one on the right is a precursor for DNA. d. Both are commonly incorporated into stable DNA e. Neither are precursors for DNA.

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HO-P-O- Ο о NH2 OH OH N O HO-P-O-P O-P O Ο Ο OH NH2 Which statement is true about the nucleic acid precursor molecules shown? a. The one on the left is a precursor for DNA. It is thymine triphosphate. b. The one on the left is a precursor for DNA. It is cytosine triphosphate. c. The one on the right is a precursor for DNA. d. Both are commonly incorporated into stable DNA e. Neither are precursors for DNA.
Transcribed Image Text:HO-P-O- Ο о NH2 OH OH N O HO-P-O-P O-P O Ο Ο OH NH2 Which statement is true about the nucleic acid precursor molecules shown? a. The one on the left is a precursor for DNA. It is thymine triphosphate. b. The one on the left is a precursor for DNA. It is cytosine triphosphate. c. The one on the right is a precursor for DNA. d. Both are commonly incorporated into stable DNA e. Neither are precursors for DNA.
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