Answers? HOHHOH₂NIdentify the circled functional group on the 5' end of the polymer.NAQ SearchA short RNA segment is depicted below.NH₂NHQuestion 6 of 20NH₂A) phosphateB) phosphorusC) esterD) carboxylic acidE) phosphineA short RNA segment is depicted below.Identify the circled functional group on the adenine base.OA) amideB) amineC) esterD) imineE) alcoholJⒸHThe molecule shown is a key building block of RNA. Classify this organicbiomolecule.HOHHHN.OHHQ SearchNH₂''N-0-HOH HProvide the abbreviation of the following nucleotideGN.Hd A GTUNHN NH₂A) amino acidCB) carbohydrateC) polypeptideD) nucleotide

1. Phosphate hence answer a 2. Nucleotide hence answer d

4 A short RNA segment is depicted below. Identify the circled functional group on the 5' end of the polymer. Q Search Question 6 of 20 A) phosphate B) phosphorus C) ester D) carboxylic acid E) phosphine A short RNA segment is depicted below. Identify the circled functional group on the adenine base. A) amide B) amine C) ester J H H OH H N OH H Q Search NH₂ 'N biomolecule. the H OH H G H Provide the abbreviation of the following nucleoti N NH A) amino acid NH₂ B) carbohydrate C) polypeptide D) nucleotide

4 A short RNA segment is depicted below. Identify the circled functional group on the 5' end of the polymer. Q Search Question 6 of 20 A) phosphate B) phosphorus C) ester D) carboxylic acid E) phosphine A short RNA segment is depicted below. Identify the circled functional group on the adenine base. A) amide B) amine C) ester J H H OH H N OH H Q Search NH₂ 'N biomolecule. the H OH H G H Provide the abbreviation of the following nucleoti N NH A) amino acid NH₂ B) carbohydrate C) polypeptide D) nucleotide

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Chapter22: Biochemistry

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