please answer everything thank you 3. What intermolecular bond has the greatest influence on the coiling of DNA to the histone complex? A. Electrostatic interaction B. Covalent bond C. Van der Waals interaction D. Phosphodiester bond 7. What is the sequence following compounds in terms of increasing solubility to dilute methanol solution? A. Adenine → Adenosine → Adenosine monophosphate B. Adenosine monophosphate → Adenosine → Adenine C. Adenine →Adenosine monophosphate → Adenosine D. Adenosine diphosphate → adenine → Adenosine triphosphate

please answer everything thank you 3. What intermolecular bond has the greatest influence on the coiling of DNA to the histone complex? A. Electrostatic interaction B. Covalent bond C. Van der Waals interaction D. Phosphodiester bond 7. What is the sequence following compounds in terms of increasing solubility to dilute methanol solution? A. Adenine → Adenosine → Adenosine monophosphate B. Adenosine monophosphate → Adenosine → Adenine C. Adenine →Adenosine monophosphate → Adenosine D. Adenosine diphosphate → adenine → Adenosine triphosphate

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

4th Edition

ISBN:9781305389892

Author:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

Publisher:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

Chapter15: From Dna To Protein

Section: Chapter Questions

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