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1 - DNA is a polymer composed of nucleotide chains Can. Biochemistry of these molecules or the type of genetic information With the structure within the cells. The most common nucleic acids deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) and ribonucleic acid (RNA a) can. DNA is a universal They are like living things are found in all cells. They Also found the virus. Artificial nucleic acids include a Morpholino), peptide nucleic acids (PNA and) glycol nucleic acid (GNA fixed nucleic acid (LNA), as well as nucleic acids and threose (TNA). Naturally, each of them - molecule.Each of the nucleotide By changing the backbone of DNA or RNA is raised to nine minutes to three factors: Is composed of: heterocyclic Nitrogen is one purine and pyrimidine bases,; pentose sugar, and phosphate groups. Nucleic acid type in the new Clio Differences in the structure of sugar - DNA that contains the RNA with 2 deoxyriboses contain ribose while. In addition, the nitrogen bases in the two kinds of nucleic acids Other Location:, adenine cytosine and guanine in both RNA and DNA, While thymine only occurs in DNA and RNA occurs only when the uracil. Other rare nucleic acid bases can be transferred to the adult-stranded RNA Examples include inosine occurs. Nucleic acids, usually single-stranded or Or double-stranded structure of three or more strands and can form Though. Double-stranded nucleic acid with two days of nucleic acid hydrogen Bonds, such as the double helix of DNA strand consists of holding Can. Contrast to, RNA is usually single stranded, but some A double-helical strands of a given area, formed themselves again You Can fold. Most of the virus and the single-stranded However, in cells double-stranded DNA is generally Their DNA into the genome. The retrovirus genome, two days of their Stranded RNA has to. Sugars and amino acids, nucleic acid phosphate Share Connected by a chain attached to Each Other alternately oxygens, forming phosphodiester functionality Group. In the traditional nomenclature of carbon 3 'end of the sugar 5' end of Carbon is a phosphate group attached. Glycosidic ring extending from the base Carbon sugar pentose "linked to a 0.2 - so that one generation of nucleic acid and then Organisms, genetic information. There Are two kinds of nucleic acids: deoxyribonucleic Ribonucleic acid, better known as acid of DNA and RNA to go better as well. Dividing cells, the DNA is copied and passed from the one next-generation mobile To 3. As before, we looked at DNA in the cell activity About "programming instructions" may include. When Organisms produce offspring, these guidelines, the form of DNA is passed down. Guide RNA is involved in the synthesis of proteins. "Information" is a protein Pass along the results of DNA and RNA typically each other. Nucleotides and nucleic acids Amino acids are the monomers consists of the nucleotide Can. Double-stranded DNA, (: See the link in Figure http://z.about.com/d/biology/1/0/4/4/dnastruct.gif) Image Credit: Bitterroot Human Genome Program, New Clio Group Three parts: * Nitrogen Base (purine or pyrimidine) * 5 * carbon sugar phosphates

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