Nitrogenous base A nitrogen-containing
molecule having the chemical properties of a
base.
DNA contains the
nitrogenous bases
adenine (A),
guanine (G),
cytosine (C), and
thymine (T).
See also:
DNA ...
Full article >>>Nitrogenous baseA nitrogen-containing
molecule having the chemical properties of a
base. See
purine and
pyrimidine.
Related Terms:
Purine ...
Full article >>>Nitrogenous bases of which
thymine is found in
DNA; uridine in
RNA; and
cytosine in both.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ...
Full article >>>Nitrogenous base: a
molecule with the properties of a
base, which also contains the element nitrogen.
Nucleic acid: a large
molecule composed of repeating
nucleotides ...
Full article >>>nitrogenous base: the nitrous
molecules that make up
DNA (and
RNA)
molecules; two major types are
purines and
pyrimidines.
nonvascular plants: the
plants that do not have specialized
tissues to
transport fluids.
Full article >>>nitrogenous base(nigh-tra-jen-us)
An
organic
base that contains the element nitrogen.
Full article >>>Nitrogenous bases. The
purines (
adenine and
guanine) and
pyrimidines (
thymine,
cytosine, and
uracil) that comprise
DNA and
RNA molecules.
Full article >>>Nitrogenous base: A nitrogen- containing
molecule having the chemical properties of a
base.
Non-coding strand:
Anti-sense strand. See "
Sense strand" for a discussion of
sense strand vs.
anti-sense strand.
Full article >>>RNA with its
nitrogenous bases to the left and
DNA to the right.
RNA is primarily made up of four different
bases:
adenine,
guanine,
cytosine, and
uracil.
Full article >>>guanine One of the
nitrogenous bases in
nucleic acids,
guanine is one of the two
purine bases. PICTURE
gymnosperms Flowerless,
seed-bearing land
plants; the ?rst
seed plants; living groups include the pines, ginkgos, and cycads. Naked seeds.
Full article >>>A pair of
complementary
nitrogenous bases in a
DNA molecule--
adenine-
thymine and
guanine-
cytosine. Also, the unit of measurement for
DNA sequences.
Bioaugmentation.
Full article >>>base pair a pair of hydrogen-bonded
nitrogenous bases (one
purine and one
pyrimidine) that join the component
strands of the
DNA double helix.
Full article >>> DeoxyribonucleicAcid(
DNA) the
genetic code material consisting of pairs of
nitrogenous bases bonded to a "ladder" of phosphate and ribose
molecules
(de = from down out; deoxy = without
oxygen) ...
Full article >>>DNA is composed of units called
nucleotides. Each
nucleotide contains a
phosphate group, a
deoxyribose sugar, and a
nitrogenous base.
Full article >>>point mutations A change in the structure of a
gene that usually arises from the addition,
deletion, or
substitution of one or more
nitrogenous bases.
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