The 3' end of a DNA molecule is identified by the 3-carbon of deoxyribose being unattached to another nucleotide.
The end where the 3 carbon of deoxyribose is unattached to another nucleotide.
| Front | What is the 3' end of a DNA molecule? |
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| Back | The end where the 3 carbon of deoxyribose is unattached to another nucleotide. |
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