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Nucleic Acids
The ribose nucleotide cynic adenosine
monosphosphate acts as a messager
moleculer in cells
A Nucleotide is a Molecule with a three-part structure a
five-carbon sugar, a phosphate functional group, and a
nitrogen-containing base.
Other nucleotide cynic is the adenosine
monophosphate are known as electron carrier
because they transport energy in the form of high
energy electrons
Nucleotides act as energy carriers and intracellular
messagers
Adenosine triphosphate us a ribosome nucleotide
with three phosphate functional groups this
molecule is formed in cells by reactions thet
realest energy
All bases have carbon and nitrogen atoms
linked in rings with functional groups attached
to some of the carbon atoms
Nucleic acids are the main
information-carrying molecules of the
cell.
By directing the process of protein synthesis,
they determine the inherited characteristics of
every living thing.
The two main classes of nucleic acids
are deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and
ribonucleic acid (RNA).
In Nucleic acids an oxygen atom in the phosphate
functional group of one nucleotide is covantly
bonded to the sugar of the next, this is called
deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)
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