. Sketch the nucleotide being described: it uses a monosaccharide present in RNA, and a nitrogenous base found only in RNA. Point an arrow to the glycosidic bond.

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Dopexxx · Answer 1 · 2021-06-23T06:40:40+0000

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The glycosidic bond forms between the carbon atom on the glucose molecule and the nitrogen atom present on the nitrogenous base. A diagram has been attached to show this particular bond. There is also a phosphate molecule bonded on the sugar molecule at the other end.

. Sketch the nucleotide being described: it uses a monosaccharide present in RNA, and-example-1

. Sketch the nucleotide being described: it uses a monosaccharide present in RNA, and a nitrogenous base found only in RNA. Point an arrow to the glycosidic bond.

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