Chapter 11, Problem 11.14PP

Summary Introduction

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 $\text{DNA}$ (deoxyribonucleic acid). The $\text{RNA}$ (Ribonucleic acid) is the molecule that is formed after the transcription of $\text{DNA}$.

Summary Introduction

To label:

The $\text{5}\text{'}\text{end}$ and $\text{3}\text{'}\text{end}$ of the dinucleotide.

Introduction:

The two-monomer units of nucleic acid form the dinucleotide.

Summary Introduction

To identify:

The phosphodiester bond.

Introduction:

The nucleotides join each other and form the polynucleotide. The long chains of the polypeptides forms the $\text{DNA}$(Deoxyribonucleic acid) or $\text{RNA}$(Ribonucleic acid) based on type of sugar.