The sugar units present in natural DNA and RNA, respectively are

Question

The sugar units present in natural DNA and RNA, respectively are (A) D-2- deoxyribose and L-ribose (B) L-2- deoxyribose and D- ribose (C) D-2- deoxyribose and D- ribose (D) L-2- deoxyribose and L- ribose

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Deoxyribo nucleic acid or DNA contains 2- deoxy -D- ribose sugar unit, whereas ribo nucleic acid or RNA contains D- ribose sugar unit.

Q. The sugar units present in natural DNA and RNA, respectively are

$D - 2 -$ deoxyribose and $L -$ ribose

$L - 2 -$ deoxyribose and $D -$ ribose

$D - 2 -$ deoxyribose and $D -$ ribose

$L - 2 -$ deoxyribose and $L -$ ribose

Deoxyribo nucleic acid or $D N A$ contains $2 -$ deoxy $- D -$ ribose sugar unit, whereas ribo nucleic acid or $RN A$ contains $D -$ ribose sugar unit.

Q. The sugar units present in natural DNA and RNA, respectively are

D−2− deoxyribose and L−ribose

L−2− deoxyribose and D− ribose

D−2− deoxyribose and D− ribose

L−2− deoxyribose and L− ribose

Deoxyribo nucleic acid or DNA contains 2− deoxy −D− ribose sugar unit, whereas ribo nucleic acid or RNA contains D− ribose sugar unit.

$D - 2 -$ deoxyribose and $L -$ ribose

$L - 2 -$ deoxyribose and $D -$ ribose

$D - 2 -$ deoxyribose and $D -$ ribose

$L - 2 -$ deoxyribose and $L -$ ribose

Deoxyribo nucleic acid or $D N A$ contains $2 -$ deoxy $- D -$ ribose sugar unit, whereas ribo nucleic acid or $RN A$ contains $D -$ ribose sugar unit.