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2 May, 15:45

The sugar in a molecule of DNA is referred to as

A. phosphate.

B. nitrogenous.

C. deoxyribose.

D. hydrogen bonding.

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  1. 2 May, 15:52
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    C. deoxyribose.

    it is a pentameric Sugar which has an oxygen atom removed.
  2. 2 May, 16:02
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    DNA stands for deoxyribonucleic acid. The deoxy - in the DNA is a short term for deoxyribose. The nucleic acid molecule has three parts; sugar, phosphate and a base. The phosphate in the DNA acts as a backbone of the molecule. It is also responsible for the DNA’s ‘double-helix’ structure. The base has four codes that create the DNA. And the sugar is deoxyribose for DNA. Hydrogen bonding is an ionic bonding between molecules, it is not a sugar. Nitrogenous is also not a sugar.
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