The new nucleotide will join with previous nucleotide at which position
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As new nucleotides are added to a strand of DNA or RNA, the strand grows at its 3' end, with the 5′ phosphate of an incoming nucleotide attaching to the hydroxyl group at the 3' end of the chain. This makes a chain with each sugar joined to its neighbors by a set of bonds called a phosphodiester linkage.
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