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how do you remember which atom forms hydrogen bonds for example in adenine and thymine and how do you remember which atom forms bonds with the sugar etc? Is there a technique to remember it or does anyone have a chart with all the atoms that are circled to show what atom bonds to what.
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how do you remember which atom forms hydrogen bonds for example in adenine and thymine and how do you remember which atom forms bonds with the sugar etc? Is there a technique to remember it or does anyone have a chart with all the atoms that are circled to show what atom bonds to what.
how do you remember which atom forms hydrogen bonds for example in adenine and thymine and how do you remember which atom forms bonds with the sugar etc? Is there a technique to remember it or does anyone have a chart with all the atoms that are circled to show what atom bonds to what.
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how do you remember which atom forms hydrogen bonds for example in adenine and thymine and how do you remember which atom forms bonds with the sugar etc? Is there a technique to remember it or does anyone have a chart with all the atoms that are circled to show what atom bonds to what.
how do you remember which atom forms hydrogen bonds for example in adenine and thymine and how do you remember which atom forms bonds with the sugar etc? Is there a technique to remember it or does anyone have a chart with all the atoms that are circled to show what atom bonds to what.
I think bonding can occur between H and either N or O on another base in DNA due to the large electronegativity difference between atoms
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What do you mean? I don't really understand.
What do you mean? I don't really understand.
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Are you talking about phosphodiester bonds or A=T C=-G
Are you talking about phosphodiester bonds or A=T C=-G
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