Dna nucleotides - biomolecules, Chemistry

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DNA nucleotides

Adenine

+

Deoxy ribose sugar

+

Phosphate

Adenosine phosphate

Guanine

+

Deoxy ribose sugar

+

Phosphate

Guanosine phosphate

Cytosine

+

Deoxy ribose sugar

+

Phosphate

Cytosine phosphate

Thymine

+

Deoxy ribose sugar

+

Phosphate

Thymidine phosphate

 


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