Nucleic acids such as DNA are polymers of nucleotides. Each nucleotide consists of a five-carbon sugar bonded to a nitrogen base and a phosphate molecule. Each carbon on the sugar is numbered with primes according to chemical convention. Which carbon on the deoxyribose sugar is the nitrogen base bonded to AND how many hydrogen bonds are between nitrogenous bases in a double-stranded DNA molecule? Select one: a. Carbon Bonded to the Nitrogenous Base Number of Hydrogen Bonds Nitrogenous Bases 1' 3 A and T b. Carbon Bonded to the Nitrogenous Base Number of Hydrogen Bonds Nitrogenous Bases 2' 2 C and G c. Carbon Bonded to the Nitrogenous Base Number of Hydrogen Bonds Nitrogenous Bases 1' 3 C and G d. Carbon Bonded to the Nitrogenous Base Number of Hydrogen Bonds Nitrogenous Bases 2' 2 A and T

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Nucleic acids such as DNA are polymers of nucleotides. Each nucleotide consists of a five-carbon sugar bonded to a nitrogen base and a phosphate molecule. Each carbon on the sugar is numbered with primes according to chemical convention.

Which carbon on the deoxyribose sugar is the nitrogen base bonded to AND how many hydrogen bonds are between nitrogenous bases in a double-stranded DNA molecule?
Select one:
a.
Carbon Bonded to the Nitrogenous Base Number of Hydrogen Bonds Nitrogenous Bases
1' 3 A and T
b.
Carbon Bonded to the Nitrogenous Base Number of Hydrogen Bonds Nitrogenous Bases
2' 2 C and G
c.
Carbon Bonded to the Nitrogenous Base Number of Hydrogen Bonds Nitrogenous Bases
1' 3 C and G
d.
Carbon Bonded to the Nitrogenous Base Number of Hydrogen Bonds Nitrogenous Bases
2' 2 A and T
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