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Question
DNA differs from RNA in ______.
Options
absence of - OH group at the 2'- position in pentose sugar
presence of phosphate group at 2' - position in pentose sugar
absence of phosphate group at the 2'- position in purine base
presence of - OH group at the 2' - position in pyrimidine base
MCQ
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Solution
DNA differs from RNA in absence of - OH group at the 2'- position in pentose sugar.
Explanation:
The presence of an extra '-OH' group at the 2' position in pentose sugar distinguishes ribose nucleic acid (RNA) from deoxyribose nucleic acid (DNA).
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