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To draw:
The dinucleotide AT that will be found in DNA.
Introduction:
The genetic information stored in the cell organelles (mitochondria and nuclei) that decides the development of an organism is genetic material. The genetic material also called
To label:
The
Introduction:
The two-monomer units of
To identify:
The phosphodiester bond.
Introduction:
The nucleotides join each other and form the polynucleotide. The long chains of the polypeptides forms the
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