Biochemistry
Biochemistry
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ISBN: 9781319114671
Author: Lubert Stryer, Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Gregory J. Gatto Jr.
Publisher: W. H. Freeman
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Solve correctly please. Which statements correctly describe the structure shown below? [Select all that apply.]
Adenine. OH HO OH 0 Cytosine HO The structure shown is a DNA molecule. The structure shown is a protein. Cytosine OH O The structure shown has the sequence: 5'-CACA-3' O The structure shown is a polysaccharide. The structure shown is an RNA molecule. Adenine O The structure shown has the sequence: N-terminus-CACA-C-terminus O The structure shown has the sequence: 5'-ACAC-3' The structure shown has the sequence: N-terminus-ACAC-C-terminus
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Transcribed Image Text:Adenine. OH HO OH 0 Cytosine HO The structure shown is a DNA molecule. The structure shown is a protein. Cytosine OH O The structure shown has the sequence: 5'-CACA-3' O The structure shown is a polysaccharide. The structure shown is an RNA molecule. Adenine O The structure shown has the sequence: N-terminus-CACA-C-terminus O The structure shown has the sequence: 5'-ACAC-3' The structure shown has the sequence: N-terminus-ACAC-C-terminus
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