None of the above2. In the same figure above, identify what is labeled by the letter D. *O The 5' carbonThe 3' carbonO The 1' carbonNone of the above3. What is the difference between a "nucleic acid" and a "nucleotide"? * A biO=P-O-CH₂0-DRibose sugarHH-BENHH FOH HH.CNGN-HNHNH

Ribose is a 5-carbon sugar. To identify the carbons, they are numbered from C1' to C5'. The carbon…

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2. In the same figure above, identify what is labeled by the letter D. * The 5' carbon The 3' carbon O The 1' carbon O None of the above

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None of the above
2. In the same figure above, identify what is labeled by the letter D. *
O The 5' carbon
The 3' carbon
O The 1' carbon
None of the above
3. What is the difference between a "nucleic acid" and a "nucleotide"? *

A bi
O=P-O-CH₂
0-
D
Ribose sugar
H
H-
B
E
N
HH F
OH H
H.
C
NGN
-H
N
H
N
H

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