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name the four compounds or bases |
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cytosine, guanine, adenisine, thymine |
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what is the abrieviation for cytosine |
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what is the abrieviation for guanine |
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what is the abrieviation for adenisine |
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what is the abrieviation for thymine |
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what are the two pyrimidines |
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what makes up a nucleotide |
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which is small purines or pyrimidines |
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which is small purines or pyrimidines |
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which is bigger purines or pyrimidines |
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What are DNA 's two main functions in a cell |
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1)replicate itself for fermintation of new cells 2) direct sunthesis of proteins |
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If the left side of the dna says tagcgt what would the right side say |
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who discovered dna molecules in spiral form using x-ray technology called xray crystallography realized probably double helix and what it's width was. |
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who was the american scientist who won nobel prize for their work in discovering the actual model of dna used data from prievious scientists to help complete double helix modelin 1960s |
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who was the bristish scientist who won nobel prize for their work in discovering the actual model of dna used data from prievious scientists to help complete double helix modelin 1960s |
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___________ is always connected to _______ |
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