Match the following nucleobases (designated AD) with their names and answer questions about them.NH,NH,CDNH2Note that some of the items from the answer list should NOT be used.Guanine1. Aand B- Cytosine2 Cand D• Adenine3. Not shuwnv Thymine4. Dv Uracil5. Ba Aand Cv Which of tho shown bases are pyrimidines?7. A and Ov Which of the shown bases form canonical A-T Watson-Crick base pair?S. Av Which of the shown bases form canonical G-C Watson.Crick base-pair?9. Band C10. C11. Band D

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llowing nucleobases (designated A-D) with their names and answer questions about them. NH NH, B NH D NH2 Note that some of the items from the answer list should NOT be used. v Guarine 1 A and B v Cytosine 2 Cand D v Adenino 3. Not showNn - Thyrmine 4 D - Uracil 3. B - Which of the shown bases are pyrimidnes? G A and C Y. Aand D Which of the shown bases form canonical AT Watson Crick base pair? S. A Which of the shown basos form canonical G-C Watson Crick base-pair? 9. B and C 10. C 11.B and D

llowing nucleobases (designated A-D) with their names and answer questions about them. NH NH, B NH D NH2 Note that some of the items from the answer list should NOT be used. v Guarine 1 A and B v Cytosine 2 Cand D v Adenino 3. Not showNn - Thyrmine 4 D - Uracil 3. B - Which of the shown bases are pyrimidnes? G A and C Y. Aand D Which of the shown bases form canonical AT Watson Crick base pair? S. A Which of the shown basos form canonical G-C Watson Crick base-pair? 9. B and C 10. C 11.B and D

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Chapter14: Dna Structure And Replication

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Problem 3TYK: Pyrimidines built from a single carbon ring are: a. cytosine and thymine. b. adenine, cytosine, and...

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