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nucleic acids + their functions
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What does DNA stand for?
deoxyribonucleic
acid
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where is dna found
nucleus
,
mitrochondria
and
chloroplasts
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what is DNA found as in the nucleus of eukaryotes
as
chromatin
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what are the functions of dna
carries a
genetic code
for
protein synthesis
and it can replicate in
dividing cells
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what are the four organic nitrogenous bases in nucleotide
adenine
thymine
guanine
and
cytosine
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what is the shape of dna
double helix
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what is meant by the double helix being antiparrallel
the two
stands
run next to each other but in opposite directions
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why is it called the 5 prime end
because the base will bond with the
5th
carbon atom
on the
pentose sugar
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what does cytosine bond with
Guanine
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What does adenine pair with?
Thymine
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how do you remember what
bases
are
complementary
all thieves get caught
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how many hydrogen bonds are there between guanine and cytosine
3
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how many hydrogen bonds are there between thymine and adenine
2
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