18) A base pair of DNA molecule consists of two complementary nucleotides. As the two nucleotides are complementary to eachother , hence they are held together by Hydrogen bonds. Adenine bonds with Thymine and Guanine bonds with Cytosine.
Therefore option b) hydrogen bonds is the correct answer.
19) Adenine and Thymine are held together by two hydrogen bonds. One hydrogen bond is formed by the attachment of one Hydrogen atom of Adenine with an electronegative atom (Oxygen) of Thymine. Second hydrogen bond is formed by attachment of one hydrogen atom from Thymine with an electronegative atom ( Nitrogen) of Adenine.
Hence option b) 2 is the correct answer.
20) Cytosine and Guanine are held together by three hydrogen bonds. One hydrogen bond is formed by attachment of one hydrogen atom of cytosine with oxygen atom of Gaunine. Second hydrogen bond is formed by attachment of one hydrogen atom of guanine with Nitrogen atom of cytosine. Third hydrogen bond is formed by attachment of one hydrogen atom of guanine with oxygen atom of cytosine.
Hence option c) 3 is the correct answer.
21) The energy required to break a covalent bond is much higher than the energy required to break a hydrogen bond. The energy required to break a bond is directly proportional to the strength of a bond. Hence hydrogen bonds are much weaker compared to covalent bonds , as less energy is required to break a hydrogen bond.
Therefore option a) hydrogen bonds is the correct answer.
22) Double helix refers to the shape of a DNA molecule. In a double helix structure of DNA molecule , two strands wind against eachother and run in antiparallel directions.
Hence option c) antiparallel arranged is the correct answer.
23) Double helix structure of DNA molecule consists of two antiparallel strands. The two strands are arranged in such a way that , if one strand of helix runs in 5' to 3' direction , the other strand runs in 3' to 5' direction. Which means two strands are arranged in antiparallel direction with respect to eachother.
Hence option b) 3' to 5' is the correct answer.
18. The base pairs are held together primarily by a. Covalent bonds b. Hydrogen bonds c. lonic bo...
In the DNA double helix, 2 strands of DNA are joined together through the hydrogen bonding of the individual base pairs. The base Guanine bonds to which other base. Answers: a. uracil b. cytosine c. thymine d. adenine
Below are bases used in nucleic acids. (a) why are they called bases-what allows them to act as a base? (b) the two strands of DNA are held together in the double helix form by hydrogen bonds between complementary base pairs. What is a hydrogen bond? (c) Suppose a new disease appears that creates covalent, rather than hydrogen, bonds between the two strands of DNA (this is VERY unlikely!). If you had to design a drug to combat the disease,...
The two sides of the DNA double helix are connected by pairs of bases (adenine, thymine, cytosine, and guanine). Because of the geometric shape of these molecules, adenine bonds with thymine and cytosine bonds with guanine. The figure (Figure 1) shows the thymine-adenine bond. Each charge shown is ±e, and the H−N distance is 0.110 nm.A) Calculate the net force that thymine exerts on adenine. To keep the calculations fairly simple, yet reasonable, consider only the forces due to the...
Question 3 The B-form helix of DNA is stabilized mainly by lon-dipole bonds lonic bonds Covalent bonds Hydrogen covalent bonds Hydrogen bonds Question 4
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4) Which of the following base pairs is found in RNA? a) guanine and adenine b) adenine and cytosine c) guanine and uracil d) adenine and uracil 5) How many different bases are found in DNA a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4
Questions 1. (a) Circle the nitrogenous base in this structure. (b) Identify the base (Hint: use the book as a resource) 0 0 0 0--o--o-o-o (c) Draw a box around the monosaccharide group. он он (d) label (number) the carbons on the monosaccharide (e) Is the monosaccharide ribose or deoxyribose? How do you know? 2. What does it mean for the two strands to be "antiparallel"? 3. Draw guanine and cytosine base paired to one another. (include hydrogen bonds as...
Please answer the following questions Thanks! What type of bonds holds the two strands of a DNA double helix together? Select one: a. covalent bonds b. hydrogen bonds c. ionic bonds d. peptide bonds e. sulfur bonds What subunits (monomers) make up DNA? Select one: a. Amino acids b. Water c. Peptides d. ATPs e. Nucleotides What type of molecules are responsible for uncoiling the DNA double helix to initiate DNA replication? Select one: a. Lipids b. Enzymes c. Carbohydrates...
Membrane structures are maintained primarily by A.) Covalent Bonds B.) non-spontaneous assembly C.) Hydrogen Bond D.) Hydrophobic Effect E.) Ionic Interactions The answer says it’s D but I don’t understand how...can it please be explained
Predominant forms at physiological pH 3. Pyrimidines and purines can exist in alternate forms, or tautomers, shown here. Under common cellular conditions (physiological pH) the most common form of each purine or pyrimidine is shown on the left, and the rare tautomer on the right. Tautomers differ in the placement of hydrogen atoms and double bonds. Consider cytosine and its tautomer, the rare imino form of cytosine. Adenine Cytosine With which nitrogenous base will the imino form of cytosine most...