**Question:**Nucleotides appear in nucleic acids, as coenzymes in metabolism, and as chemical messengers. One example of the last is cyclic-adenosine monophosphate, cAMP, where the phosphate group forms a ring with two of the ribose carbons. Which of the following represents cAMP?**Options:**- **Option 1:** ![Option 1](data:image/png;base64,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

Adenine is a type of purine base, which has a structure as below- So, option 2 is not a correct…

Nucleotides appear in nucleic acids, as coenzymes in metabolism, and as chemical messengers. One example of the last is cyclic-adenosine monophosphate, CAMP, where the phosphate group forms a ring with two of the ribose carbons. Which of the following represents CAMP NH₂ HO OH OH

Nucleotides appear in nucleic acids, as coenzymes in metabolism, and as chemical messengers. One example of the last is cyclic-adenosine monophosphate, CAMP, where the phosphate group forms a ring with two of the ribose carbons. Which of the following represents CAMP NH₂ HO OH OH

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