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Dictionary » P » Phosphodiester bond Phosphodiester bondphosphodiester bond (Science: chemistry) Not a precise term. Refers to any molecule in which two parts are joined through a phosphate group. Examples are found in rNA, dNA, phospholipids, cyclic nucleotides, nucleotide diphosphates and triphosphates. ![]()
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Results from our forumWhat happens to free phosphates after DNA elongation in PCR?... the nucleotide are removed (creating the energy necessary to form the phosphodiester bond that attaches the remaining phosphate group to the growing chain). What happens to those ...
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Re: DNA backbone breakage... made up of alternative sugar and phosphate are held together by Phosphodiester bond. Phosphodiester bond is a covalend bond, so energy is required to more for breaking phosphodiester ...
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Re: DNA Replication Lagging Strand... to where the primer was) DNA Ligase DNAse breaks up DNA at the phosphodiester bond, and RNA polymerase makes RNA. I still don't know which one of these isn't used.
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Re: Generation of DNA nucleotides... into the template nucleotide. If the nucleotide triphosphate hydrogen bonds correctly with the template nucleotide, the new phosphodiester linkage forms. If the nucleotide triphosphate is the wrong one then usually ...
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Re:... DNA, which newly formed end will retain the phosphate group from the phosphodiester bond? Is it the 3' or the 5'-end? See above ;) Regarding the Kozak' sequence, the note was ...
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