Sketch a DNA molecule (in a vertical lateral position) and connect the the appropriate region in the molecule. This region of the molecule is flexible. Due to this, it is possible to open and close the double-helix easily. This part(s) of the molecule is strong and provides a framework for DNA (Covalent bonds). Deoxyribose, nitrogen-containing bases, phosphate groups. This is the opposite complementary strand of the molecule (3 to 5). This strand of the molecule runs in the 5 to 3 direction. Sequence of bases in DNA that store genetic information. Identify the major groove and the minor groove. This part(s) of the molecule is strong and provides a framework for DNA (Covalent bonds).

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Sketch a DNA molecule (in a vertical lateral position) and connect the
the appropriate region in the molecule.
This region of the molecule is flexible.
Due to this, it is possible to open and
close the double-helix easily.
This part(s) of the
molecule is strong
and provides a
framework for DNA
(Covalent bonds).
Deoxyribose,
nitrogen-containing
bases, phosphate
groups.
This is the opposite
complementary
strand of the
molecule (3 to 5).
This strand of the
molecule runs in
the 5 to 3
direction.
Sequence of bases
in DNA that store
genetic information.
Identify the major
groove and the
minor groove.
This part(s) of the molecule is
strong and provides a framework for
DNA (Covalent bonds).
Transcribed Image Text:Sketch a DNA molecule (in a vertical lateral position) and connect the the appropriate region in the molecule. This region of the molecule is flexible. Due to this, it is possible to open and close the double-helix easily. This part(s) of the molecule is strong and provides a framework for DNA (Covalent bonds). Deoxyribose, nitrogen-containing bases, phosphate groups. This is the opposite complementary strand of the molecule (3 to 5). This strand of the molecule runs in the 5 to 3 direction. Sequence of bases in DNA that store genetic information. Identify the major groove and the minor groove. This part(s) of the molecule is strong and provides a framework for DNA (Covalent bonds).
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