Nucleic Acids II Complete The Following Statements To Describe The Basic Structure Of Nucleic Acids. Not All Choices Will Be Used. 6-Carbon Each Of Nucleic Acids Are Made Of Monomers Called Which Contain Three Parts. Uracil Nitrogen They Contain A Sugar, A Base. Group, And A Phosphate Complementary Base Pairing Calcium In The Double Helix Of DNA, The Bases

 

 

Nucleic acids II Complete the following statements to describe the basic structure of nucleic acids. Not all choices will be used. 6-carbon uracil Nucleic acids are made of monomers called each of which contain three parts. nitrogen phosphate complementary base pairing calcium nucleotides. They contain a sugar, a group, and a base. In the double helix of DNA, the exhibit bases of one strand with the bases of the other strand. 5-carbon thymine guanine This means that in DNA, cytosine is always paired with and adenine is always paired with