6) Which of the following describes the directionality seen in nucleic acids? A) most polynucleotides have an unreacted 5¢ hydroxyl group B) all polynucleotides have an unreacted 2¢ hydroxyl group C) most polynucleotides have a phosphate group on the 5¢ end D) sequences of polynucleotides are generally written from 3¢ on the left to 5¢ on the right E) none of the above
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