The sugar-phosphate backbone of a DNA double helix is joined together by ____ bonds. O hydroxyl phosphodiester O hydrogen
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The sugar-phosphate backbone of a DNA double helix is joined together by ______ bonds.
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The strands in a double helix of DNA are: complementary, held together via hydrogen bonds, antiparallel, wound around each other with 10 base pairs per turn.
bonds link the nucleotides together creating the backbone of the double helix of DNA while bonds link the bases together in complementary base pairing: Ionic; hydrogen Hydrogen, phosphodiester Phosphodiester; hydrogen
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