Study Guide for Campbell Biology
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Draw the structure of each dinucleotide and identify the 5 'and 3 ' ends. a. the deoxyribonucleotide formed by joining two deoxyguanosine 5 '-phosphates together b. the ribonucleotide formed by joining the 5 '-phosphate of UMP with the 3 '-OH of AMP
What is the hydrogen bonding pattern within an alpha helix?
a. Lone pair on C=O of residue i to hydrogen on N-H of residue i+3.
b. Lone pair on C=O of residue i to hydrogen on N-H of residue i+4.
c. Hydrogen of N-H of residue i to hydrogen on N-H of residue i+3.
d. Lone pair on C=O of residue i to hydrogen on N-H of residue i+2.
Match the function to the respective carbon atom of a nucleotide
Carbon 1
Carbon 2
Carbon 3
Carbon 4
Carbon 5
A. Connects to the nitrogenous base
B. Is connected to the phosphate group
C. has no specific role
D. Hold either a H or Oh group
E. Connect to the 5' end of the next nucleotide in a nucleic acid
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