Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry
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Chapter 24, Problem 13P
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Interpret the difference in structure of d ribose and 2 deoxy ribose.
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A nucleoside only consist of nitrogenous base attached with pentose sugar. Phosphate group is not present in it.
Adenine attached with sugar produce a nucleoside adenosine, thymine attached with sugar produce a nucleoside thymidine, guanine attached with sugar produce a nucleoside guanidine and cytosine attached with sugar produce a nucleoside cytidine.
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