we focus on DNA nucleotides, they have one phosphate group. a. What kind of sugar do they have? b. How many phosphate groups do DNA nucleotides have? C. Since DNA doesn't have uracil, how many different kinds of bases does it have? d Therefore, how many different kinds of DNA nucleotides are there?

we focus on DNA nucleotides, they have one phosphate group. a. What kind of sugar do they have? b. How many phosphate groups do DNA nucleotides have? C. Since DNA doesn't have uracil, how many different kinds of bases does it have? d Therefore, how many different kinds of DNA nucleotides are there?

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1. which of the CHONPS elements can be found in carbohydrates?

we
focus
DNA
on
nucleotides, they have one
phosphate group.
a What kind of sugar do they
have?
b. How many phosphate
groups do DNA nucleotides
have?
C. Since DNA doesn't have
uracil, how many different
kinds of bases does it
have?
d.
Therefore,
different kinds of DNA
nucleotides are there?
how many

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