BIOC 2580 Lecture Notes - Lecture 24: Uracil, Deoxyguanosine, Deoxycytidine
22 Mar 2017
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Day 24: polysaccharides [march 10] two of the many possible glucose disaccharides: Maltose is formed in malted grain, by the breakdown of starch trehalose is found in many foods, notably mushrooms trehalose is a non-reducing sugar polysaccharides. Mannans: mannose homopolymers heteropolysaccharides (made from two or more kinds of sugar subunits) Homework questions pages 68-78 nucleic acids (chapter 8) Dna was first isolated by friedrich miescher in 1868: he called it nuclein" the biochemical macromolecules that encode genetic information however, their vast biological significance was not appreciated until the. Sugar-phosphate backbone" nucleic acids have two kinds of pentose sugars (figure 8-1) ***learn the structures of cytosine, uracil (rna), and thymine (dna, Abbreviation (rna/dna) adenine guanine cytosine thymine uracil adenosine / deoxyadenosine guanosine / deoxyguanosine cytidine / deoxycytidine thymidine uridine. * t - do not use d; it is assumed to be deoxy nucleotides base + sugar + phosphate nucleotide nucleotides are phosphorylated nucleosides note:
