Chapter 28: Problem 1
Draw a structural formula for each nucleotide. (a) \(2^{\prime}\)-Deoxythymidine \(5^{\prime}\)-monophosphate (b) \(2^{\prime}\)-Deoxythymidine \(3^{\prime}\)-monophosphate
Chapter 28: Problem 1
Draw a structural formula for each nucleotide. (a) \(2^{\prime}\)-Deoxythymidine \(5^{\prime}\)-monophosphate (b) \(2^{\prime}\)-Deoxythymidine \(3^{\prime}\)-monophosphate
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Get started for freeThe Watson-Crick model is based on certain experimental observations of base composition and molecular dimensions. Describe these observations and show how the Watson-Crick model accounts for each.
Compare the codons with a purine, either \(\mathrm{A}\) or \(\mathrm{G}\), as the second base. Do the majority of the amino acids specified by these codons have hydrophilic or hydrophobic side chains?
In terms of hydrogen bonding, which is more stable, an A-T base pair or a G-C base pair?
Name the type of covalent bond(s) joining monomers in these biopolymers. (a) Polysaccharides (b) Polypeptides (c) Nucleic acids
Glycine, alanine, and valine are classified as nonpolar amino acids. Compare their codons. What similarities do you find? What differences do you find?
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