Orvendme Statemonts tabet each eent about Patymucleotide ATGGCS as true ar 2 fatsen explaim The Patymucteotide contain six Rhosphodiester limkages. 9. b. The mucleotide at the5' end contgims the base guanine c. The nucteofide at the 3" ' end comtaims कव (oTaवोकड the base guanine. d. The Polynucleotide could be part of a DNA Mole cuute. The Polyoucleo+ide coufवि कe Paat की an RVA molecute. C.

Orvendme Statemonts tabet each eent about Patymucleotide ATGGCS as true ar 2 fatsen explaim The Patymucteotide contain six Rhosphodiester limkages. 9. b. The mucleotide at the5' end contgims the base guanine c. The nucteofide at the 3" ' end comtaims कव (oTaवोकड the base guanine. d. The Polynucleotide could be part of a DNA Mole cuute. The Polyoucleo+ide coufवि कe Paat की an RVA molecute. C.

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Chapter3: Biological Molecules: The Carbon Compounds Of Life

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