Question
Study the diagram given below:
Name the linkages X, Y, Z and the respective molecules formed by them.

Answer

  1. X is N-glycosidic linkage; it forms a nucleoside.
  2. Y is phosphoester linkage; it forms a nucleotide.
  3. Z is a phosphodiester linkage; it forms a dinucleotide.

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