Nucleotides play a variety of roles in the cell. Give an example of a nucleotide that acts in each of the following roles or processes.a. Second messengerb. Phosphoryl-group transferc. Activation of carbohydratesd. Activation of acetyl groupse. Transfer of electronsf. DNA sequencingg. Chemotherapyh. Allosteric effector

Nucleotides play a variety of roles in the cell. Give an example of a nucleotide that acts in each of the following roles or processes.a. Second messengerb. Phosphoryl-group transferc. Activation of carbohydratesd. Activation of acetyl groupse. Transfer of electronsf. DNA sequencingg. Chemotherapyh. Allosteric effector

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Chapter9: Molecular Biology

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Problem 2RQ: Which of the following does cytosine pair with? a. guanine b. thymine c. adenine d. a pyrimidine

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