What did you learn about the uses of nucleic acids?3- Three things I learned about how nucleic acids are used in cells:2- Two other things I found interesting about the uses of nucleic acids:1- One question I still have:

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Could you help me with these questions, please? My teacher will not help me. Thanks so much!! 1) Give an example of a nucleic acid and a protein. 2) Give a definition of a nucleic acid and a protein. 3) Give a location of a nucleic acid and a protein. 4) Give a function of a nucleic acid and a protein. 5) Create a sketch that represents a nucleic acid. 6) Create a sketch that represents a protein.
Which of the following is the correct pairing of nucleotides in a DNA molecule? Question 5 options: Uracil pairs with thymine Adenine pairs with guanine Thymine pairs with guanine Adenine pairs with thymine
Which is not a nucleotide base in DNA? a. adenine c. glutamine e. cytosine b. guanine d. thymine f. All are in DNA.
Cellulose is to carbohydrate as: a. amino acid is to protein. b. lipid is to fat. c. collagen is to protein. d. nucleic acid is to DNA. e. nucleic acid is to RNA.
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What do you mean by DNA?
How will you use your knowledge in biological molecules to save life?
What do you notice about the orientation if the nucleotides in a DNA molecule? Please be straight forward with the answer.
What are the main types of nucleic acids? Differentiate nucleic acids, nucleotides, and nucleosides What are the main components of a nucleotide? please answer all
The backbone of DNA is held together by ____________ bonds. Question 3 options: N-glycosidic Peptide Hydrogen Phosphodiester
Why are nucleobases in nucleic acids called "bases"? 1. Because they resemble baseball bases 2. They are fundamental to "hodling up" the DNA structure (like the base of a building holds up the rest of the building) 3. They are the "command center" of the cell. Like the "base" of operations for armed forces in a war. 4. They are hydrogen ion acceptors, like other chemical bases
What is the implication of the amount of nucleic acid in cells for diagnostic testing or forensic testing? Explain your answer

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What did you learn about the uses of nucleic acids? 3- Three things I learned about how nucleic acids are used in cells: 2- Two other things I found interesting about the uses of nucleic acids: