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Unit 3 Part 2 - Ch 16: Molecular Basis of Inheritance

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Question:

Orientation of strands

Author: AMRIT KAUR



Answer:

- the strands go from 5' - 3' OR 3' - 5' - See IMAGE !! Note the direction of the RNA Primer (shown to be <- 3' - 5') - extra note for fun: the 5' end has a free phosphate on a 5' carbon and the 3' end has a free phosphate on a 3' carbon (Remember how the carbon atoms in the sugar ring are number 1' to 5', like we learned in chemistry)


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- the strands go from 5' - 3' OR 3' - 5'
- See IMAGE !! Note the direction of the RNA Primer (shown to be <- 3' - 5')
- extra note for fun: the 5' end has a free phosphate on a 5' carbon and the 3' end has a free phosphate on a 3' carbon (Remember how the carbon atoms in the sugar ring are number 1' to 5', like we learned in chemistry)
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