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Question 1

The glycosidic bond that connects the sugar and the pyrimidine base is as what position on the base?
◦ N-3 atom
◦ N-1 atom
◦ N-9 atom
◦ C-8 atom

Question 2

At which carbon atom in ribose or deoxyribose is the glycosidic bond formed?
◦ 1'
◦ 3'
◦ 4'
◦ 5'
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Reply #1 on: Mar 24, 2020
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