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Nucleotide bases (also
nucleobases,
nitrogenous bases) are nitrogen-containing
biological compounds that form nucleosides, which, in turn, are components...
- deoxyribose, and one of four
nucleobases. An
analogue may have any of
these altered.
Typically the
analogue nucleobases confer,
among other things, different...
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building blocks of DNA and RNA. This list does not
include modified nucleobases and the
corresponding nucleosides Each
chemical has a
short symbol, useful...
- one of four
types of
molecules called nucleobases (informally, bases). It is the
sequence of
these four
nucleobases along the
backbone that
encodes genetic...
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bigger nucleobases,
adenine and guanine, are
members of a
class of double-ringed
chemical structures called purines; the
smaller nucleobases, cytosine...
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Attached to each
sugar is one of four
types of
nucleobases (or bases). It is the
sequence of
these four
nucleobases along the
backbone that
encodes genetic information...
- that act on
nucleobases, NCS2/NAT is the only one that is most widespread. Many
functionally characterized members are
specific for
nucleobases including...
- guanine, thymine, and uracil.
These compounds were
later shown to be
nucleobases, and are key in the
formation of DNA and RNA, the
genetic material found...
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eleven types of
nucleobases formed in ice when
ammonia and
cyanide were left in a
freezer for 25 years. S-triazines (alternative
nucleobases), pyrimidines...
- molecules: a
nucleobase, a five-carbon
sugar (ribose or deoxyribose), and a
phosphate group consisting of one to
three phosphates. The four
nucleobases in DNA...
