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Question

How does DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) encode information?

A – The DNA molecule composed of many amino acids joined together to form a functional protein

B –  in the different shapes of the DNA molecules

C – in the number of each different nucleotide

D – in the sequence of nucleotides

Answer

DNA – always the same structure two strands where the bases are connected by hydogen bonds double helix

A, B, talking about proteins a protein is a sequence of amino acids form a 3d shape (tertiary structure)

C – Adennine, Cytonsine, Guanine, Thymine ACATCGAG

The correct answer is D – in the sequence of nucleotides

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Relevant knowledge

Deoxyribonucleic Acid, also known as DNA, is a form of DNA. Its name comes from the fact that water dissolves in it and becomes acidic because of the phosphates ions in its DNA backbone. It is found only in the nucleus, and it contains deoxyribose sugar.

Friedrich Miescher, a Swiss researcher who was trying to determine the composition of white blood cell cells at the time, discovered DNA in 1869. He was able to isolate a new molecular, which he named nuclein, from a cell nucleus. Nuclein was discovered to be DNA strands that are associated with proteins.

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