What important features of the structure of DNA are consistent with its role as the chemical basis of heredity? Explain how the sequence of DNA impacts the function of the gene. Explain the importance of hydrogen bonds in the structure of DNA, and to the process of DNA replicati...
hydrogen bondsmolecular biophysicsmolecular configurationsquantum chemistryultraviolet spectra/ DNA model compounds electron spectraElectron spectra of DNA model compounds, adenosine-thymidine andguanosine-cytidine nucleoside base pairs, as well as the relevanthomogeneous stacked base pair steps in A-DNA and B...
Why is only one primer used in DNA sequencing? What is the process of DNA sequencing? Why is DNA packaging important? How does DNA structure allow for DNA sequencing? What is the role of DNA electrophoresis in DNA fingerprinting? How has DNA sequencing affected the science of classifying organ...
Importance of Hydrogen-Bond Formation in Stabilizing the Transition State of Subtilisin Structural studies on serine proteinases have shown that hydrogen bonds are involved in stabilizing the charged tetrahedral intermediate in the transition-... J.,A.,Wells,... - 《Philosophical Transactions of the ...
VanderWaalsattractionsareweakcomparedtoionicbondsandhydrogenbonds.VanderWaalsattractionsareveryweak.Theyareonly1to2kcal/mol.Thisisonlyslightlyhigherthanthekineticenergyofheatmotion(0.6kcal/mol).Hydrogenbondsandionicbondsarestronger(3to7kcal/mol).b.VanderWaalsattraction VanderWaalsforcesexistbetweenallmoleculesand...
apart. The length of a weaker hydrogen bond is much greater than the length of a stronger covalent bond. Each atom can make a specific number of bonds. This is determined by the number of electrons in the outer shell. The number of covalent bonds that an atom can make is called its ...
Bonding between adjacent nucleotides in the same DNA strand is brought about by the formation ofhydrogen bondsbetween the sugar of one nucleotide and the phosphate group of the next. Where Is DNA Found? Inprokaryoticorganisms, the DNA sits in thecytoplasmof the cell, as prokaryotes lack nuclei....
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1998. Selectivity of DNA replication: the importance of base-pair geometry over hydrogen bonding. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. Engl. 37:1655-57Diederichsen U. Selectivity of DNA replication:The importance of base-pair geometry over hydrogen bonding[J].Angewandte Chemie International Edition,1998,...
Specificmoleculeswilldifferintheamountoffreeenergytheyhave.Thisisbecausedifferentkindsofcovalentbondshavedifferentbondenergies.Forexample,thebondbetweenoxygenandhydrogenismuchstrongerthanthebondbetween2hydrogenatomsorbetween2oxygenatoms.Thismeansenergywillbereleasedwhenoxygenandhydrogenaremixedtogetherandwaterisformed.H2 O...