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Terms (each is used once) 3' end 5' end 1' carbon of deoxyribose 5' carbon of deoxyribose 5 carbon sugar adenine ● anti-parallel cytosine deoxyribose double stranded guanine a-helix hydrogen bonds nitrogenous base nucleotides nucleotides are positioned at right angles phosphate phosphate group of one nucleotide polymer sugar of the next nucleotide sugar-phosphate backbone thymine

Biology 2e

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Chapter4: Cell Structure

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