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What is nucleotide? What are there uses

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Answered by datarajvaidya
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Nucleotides are the constituents of nucleic acids (DNA, RNA), which store and transmit genetic information. They also act as carriers of chemical energy in cells, as enzyme cofactors, and as secondary messengers. Nucleotides consist of a nitrogenous base, a five-carbon sugar, and a phosphate group

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Answered by Anonymous
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Nucleotide :

Phosphate group is linked to 5-OH group of nucleoside through Phosphodiester Bond to form nucleotide.

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