Nitrogenous bases

we know that nitrogenous bases are four ( adnine- thyamine-cytosin-guanine) each three of them translate to the 21th amino acids and ...

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Does guanine have two binding sites as compared to the other nitrogenous bases?? Please confirm!!

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... protein 4. all living organisms have DNA and RNA and each is made of 4 nitrogenous bases... also, all living organisms have ATP 5. strongest evidence that suggests a common origin ...

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... question, I was once puzzled by it too. I always thought DNA contained nitrogenous bases, which are obviously basic. But why are they acidic? I think the reason is in the phosphate ...

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... can code for one amino acid (with the specific arrangement of the nitrogenous bases, e.g. AUU, CCG etc.) Then they transport the amino acid to the ribosomes and meet mRNA ...

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