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hyaor 1. Pease nicate the number of following chemical structures ard ?? sugars,

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Question

hyaor 1. Pease nicate the number of following chemical structures ard ?? sugars, nitrogenous bases and hydrogen bonds) present in the DNA molecule duplex shown below. S-CGGAGATTCAGGTACGCTTTTAAAGC-3 ?'CATGCG-S. 2- hydroxyl: 3-hydroxyls: Ribose sugars:Nitrogenous bases: Hydrogen bonds A) 32 A) 32 B) 30 C) 28 A) 32 B) 30 C) 28 D) 16 E) 4 F) 2 G) O A) 32 B) 30 C) 28 D) 16 E) 4 F) 2 G) O A) 32 B) 30 C) 28 D) 16 E) 4 F) 2 G) 0 B) 30 C) 28 D) 16 E) 4 F)2 D) 16 E) 4 F) 2 G) o G) o What enzyme you would need to extend the short stretch of nucleotides shown as the lower strand? Writ the sequence of the newly synthesized fragment and label its 5' and 3 ends. 2. If the polymerase double every 24 hours? average human chromosome contains roughly 150 million base pairs, and DNA can synthesize new DNA at approximately 50 bases per second, how can human c 3. Which of the following would NOT necessarily be true for a DNA molecule? A) A = T D) A + T-G-C

Explanation / Answer

Ans1

Enzyme used to extend the short stretch of DNA= DNA polymerase

The sequence of newly formed fragment:

3'-GCCTCTAAGTCCATGCCGAAAATTTCG-5'

Ans3:

According to chargaff rule,

A=T,

G=C

Also, A+G=T+C

Or A+C=G+T

But A+T is not always equal to G+C.

(D) A+T=G+C