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34. Nucleic Acids - Part 1 of 2!
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34. Nucleic Acids - Part 1 of 2!
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34. Nucleic Acids / Nitrogenous Bases / Problem 6
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Create a purine derivative with an extra hydroxyl group. What is the impact on its hydrogen bonding potential?
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Increased hydrogen bonding potential could lead to non-standard base pairing.
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The purine becomes hydrophobic and disrupts DNA solubility.
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Decreased hydrogen bonding potential improves base pairing specificity.
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The addition of a hydroxyl group has no effect on hydrogen bonding.
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