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Hello everyone.
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So a phosphodister bond.
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Phosphoryaster bond.
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This is basically formed between a 3 prime, 3 prime hydroxyl, hydroxyl group and this is of the nucleotide, okay, of the nucleotide.
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And 5 prime and the 5 prime phosphate of another nucleotide, okay? so basically if we just see an example, then we'll get it better.
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Suppose this is a ring, okay? like the nucleotide that will be drawing over here suppose here we have a base here we have a base attached and here we have the ch2 oh h okay and here we have the oxygen and here suppose we are having another nucleotide okay the nucleotide base so so let's suppose ch2 and then here again a ring formed like this.
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And again here we have a base attached and here we have the oh group.
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So basically if we see over here this is the 3 prime end and here we can say that this is the 5 prime.
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So now there will be a phosphodier bond.
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So from here we get this p and here there is another o.
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So this we will draw it again like this...