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2. Purine bases = adenine and Guanine
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3. Double bond: Purines
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4. Thymine is the complementary base attracted to adenine in RNA. Press here to go back to home page. press
5. The upper and lower chains are phosphate and sugar (Deoxyribose) with nitrogen bases. Two strains of nucleotide polymers are held together by weak hydrogen bonds between Adenine and Guanine and Cytosine and Thymine. Press here to go back to home page. press
6. ATTAGGCCAATCGCG
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7. AAGGCGUAUCG is a RNA polynucleotide. Uracil is in the place of thymine. Press here to go back to home page. press
8. RNA polynucleotide. The sugar is ribose and not deoxyribose. Press here to go back to home page. press
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