If anyone has done this, can someone explain why #46 on Bio/Biochem is D and not C.
The explanation on the answers (which is correct) says that the 5' nucleotide bears the phosphate group and the 3' nucleotide bears the hydroxyl group. If this were the case, I would think that the phosphodiester bond would involve the phosphate group of the thymine and the sugar of the adenine, but that does not seem to be the case.
Thanks a bunch!
The explanation on the answers (which is correct) says that the 5' nucleotide bears the phosphate group and the 3' nucleotide bears the hydroxyl group. If this were the case, I would think that the phosphodiester bond would involve the phosphate group of the thymine and the sugar of the adenine, but that does not seem to be the case.
Thanks a bunch!