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... postulate that the sugar - phosphate backbone was very regular , and the order of bases of necessity very irregular . If the base sequences were always the same , all DNA mole- base sugar phos phate base sugar phos phate base nucleotide 52.
... postulate that the sugar - phosphate backbone was very regular , and the order of bases of necessity very irregular . If the base sequences were always the same , all DNA mole- base sugar phos phate base sugar phos phate base nucleotide 52.
Page 53
... base sugar phos phate base sugar phos phate base nucleotide sugar 1 phos phate base sugar phos- phatey base sugar phos- phate A short section of DNA as envisioned by Alexander Todd's research group in 1951. They thought that all the ...
... base sugar phos phate base sugar phos phate base nucleotide sugar 1 phos phate base sugar phos- phatey base sugar phos- phate A short section of DNA as envisioned by Alexander Todd's research group in 1951. They thought that all the ...
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... bases in the same molecule . There was in addition the X - ray crystallographic result that each pure base so far ex- amined formed as many irregular hydrogen bonds as stereochemically possible . Thus , conceivably the crux of the ...
... bases in the same molecule . There was in addition the X - ray crystallographic result that each pure base so far ex- amined formed as many irregular hydrogen bonds as stereochemically possible . Thus , conceivably the crux of the ...
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