If one end of the DNA strand is sugar molecule the other end will have
a. RNA b. anti-sugar molecule
c. nitrogenous base d. phosphoric acid
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a. RNA b. anti-sugar molecule
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If one end of the DNA strand has a sugar molecule then the other end will have d) Phosphoric acid.
DNA structure
- The DNA is composed of three separate molecules namely:
1) Phosphoric acid 2) Nitrogenous bases 3) Ribose sugar
- The DNA strand is formed by phosphodiester linkage of the sugar and phosphate group. This forms the sugar-phosphate backbone of DNA.
- The 3' carbon of ribose sugar bonds with the 5' carbon of the second nucleotide.
- Therefore, ribose sugar is present at the 3' end of the DNA while phosphoric acid will be present at the 5' end of the same DNA molecule.
Incorrect options
- a)RNA refers to a single strand of DNA and does not form a constituent of DNA molecule
- b) Anti sugar molecule does not exist.
- c)Nitrogenous bases protrude from the DNA backbone and do not exist at the ends.
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