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Nucleótidos y Ácidos Nucleicos

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Conceptos clave de ADN y ARN

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Juan Carlos Rodríguez.
Juan Carlos Rodríguez.
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Conceptos clave de ADN y ARN

by Juan Carlos Rodríguez.
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¿Qué son los ácidos nucleicos y dónde se forman largas cadenas de nucleótidos?

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¿Quién descubrió la estructura del ADN y en qué año?

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¿Qué bases nitrogenadas se encuentran en el ADN pero no en el ARN?

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¿Qué azúcar contiene el ARN y cuál es su diferencia con el ADN?

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¿Cuántas cadenas tiene el ADN y qué forma una su estructura?

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¿Qué diferencia principales hay entre bases purinas y pirimidinas?

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¿Qué función tiene el ARN mensajero (ARNm)?

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¿Qué función cumple el ARN de transferencia (ARNt)?

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¿Qué diferencia hay entre nucleósidos y nucleótidos?

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¿Qué descubrimiento explica cómo se codifica la información genética?

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Los ácidos nucleicos son polímeros de nucleótidos enlazados por fosfodiéster.

Watson y Crick propusieron la doble hélice en 1953, a partir de datos de Franklin.

La timina está en el ADN; el ARN usa uracilo.

ARN usa ribosa; ADN usa desoxirribosa.

El ADN es bicatenario y forma doble hélice.

Purinas: dos anillos; pirimidinas: un anillo.

El ARNm lleva la información para sintetizar proteínas.

El ARNt entrega aminoácidos para la síntesis proteica.

Nucleósidos = azúcar + base; nucleótidos = nucleósido + fosfato(s).

El ADN contiene la información que dirige la síntesis proteica.

 
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