In nucleic acid, corresponding nucleotides are linked together by -

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In nucleic acid, corresponding nucleotides are linked together by - (A) C' phosphodiester bond (B) C 2 prime- C 5 prime phosphodiester bond (C) C 3 prime- C 5 prime phosphodiester bond (D) C 4 prime- C 5 prime peptide linkage

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Nucleic acid is polymer of nucleotides in which corresponding nucleotides are linked together by C 3 prime- C 5 prime phosphodiester bond.

Q. In nucleic acid, corresponding nucleotides are linked together by -

$C^{'}$ phosphodiester bond

$C_{2}^{'} - C_{5}^{'}$ phosphodiester bond

$C_{3}^{'} - C_{5}^{'}$ phosphodiester bond

$C_{4}^{'} - C_{5}^{'}$ peptide linkage

Nucleic acid is polymer of nucleotides in which corresponding nucleotides are linked together by $C_{3}^{'} - C_{5}^{'}$ phosphodiester bond.

Q. In nucleic acid, corresponding nucleotides are linked together by -

C′ phosphodiester bond

C2​′−C5​′ phosphodiester bond

C3​′−C5​′ phosphodiester bond

C4​′−C5​′ peptide linkage

Nucleic acid is polymer of nucleotides in which corresponding nucleotides are linked together by C3​′−C5​′ phosphodiester bond.

$C^{'}$ phosphodiester bond

$C_{2}^{'} - C_{5}^{'}$ phosphodiester bond

$C_{3}^{'} - C_{5}^{'}$ phosphodiester bond

$C_{4}^{'} - C_{5}^{'}$ peptide linkage

Nucleic acid is polymer of nucleotides in which corresponding nucleotides are linked together by $C_{3}^{'} - C_{5}^{'}$ phosphodiester bond.