11. An enzyme requires a dinucleotide cofactor (shown below). Using the given letters, mark one example of each of the following on the cofactor. If a specific feature is not present above, write "NO" beside it in the list. "A" has been completed for you as an example. If you need to box a feature on the diagram to be clear what portion you are labeling, please do so. A A. An amine functional group CH3 NH2 HN B. A deoxy sugar C. Phosphodiester linkage D. A purine E. Hydrogen unable to hydrogen bond F. Anomeric carbon CH3 OH 'N' O-P-o-P-o OH OH он он но OH G. A structure able to participate in T- T stacking

11. An enzyme requires a dinucleotide cofactor (shown below). Using the given letters, mark one example of each of the following on the cofactor. If a specific feature is not present above, write "NO" beside it in the list. "A" has been completed for you as an example. If you need to box a feature on the diagram to be clear what portion you are labeling, please do so. A A. An amine functional group CH3 NH2 HN B. A deoxy sugar C. Phosphodiester linkage D. A purine E. Hydrogen unable to hydrogen bond F. Anomeric carbon CH3 OH 'N' O-P-o-P-o OH OH он он но OH G. A structure able to participate in T- T stacking

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter6: Energy, Enzymes, And Biological Reactions

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