In the 2D drawing tool below, a thymine base from a nucleoside is drawn. Select which of the atoms in the thymine is a hydrogen-bond donor when base pairing with adenine. In the structure shown, the bond that ends with a squiggly line Indicates that it is bonded to an R group, the pentose of the nucleotide. To select an atom, hover the arrow over the atom until a green circle appears and then select it.

In the 2D drawing tool below, a thymine base from a nucleoside is drawn. Select which of the atoms in the thymine is a hydrogen-bond donor when base pairing with adenine. In the structure shown, the bond that ends with a squiggly line Indicates that it is bonded to an R group, the pentose of the nucleotide. To select an atom, hover the arrow over the atom until a green circle appears and then select it.

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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