DNA structure project

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by Beau Bullion1 view·Updated Mar 22, 2021
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  1. This is my DNA structure project nitrogen bases and pears.
  2. How they connect.
  3. The four types of nitrogen bases in DNA are admitting,
  4. finding cytosine and guanine.
  5. They pair in groups of two, which are adding and
  6. dining, cytosine and guanine.
  7. An easy way to remember.
  8. This is apples in the tree and cars in the
  9. garage. As you can see, I added some pictures which
  10. show how they connect and what structure looks like what
  11. they do.
  12. Yeah, the nitrogen bases are what holds DNA together.
  13. They are often called the latte the rungs of the
  14. ladder, because they have a double helix which looks like
  15. a spiraling letter.
  16. Yes, they are connected to the deoxyribonucleic, which is connected
  17. to the phosphates.
  18. Sugar, phosphate, backbone, phosphate.
  19. The phosphate is a sugar that connects to the deoxyribonucleic
  20. and creates a strong board for the night Trian basis
  21. to connect to.
  22. It is also part of the nucleotides.
  23. As you can see, an image on the right shows
  24. what the phosphate looks like.
  25. Nucleotides, what they are made of nucleotides are made up
  26. of a phosphate group, a sugar slash deoxyribonucleic and a
  27. nitrogen base.
  28. The picture on the right shows the different nitrogen bases.
  29. Hydrogen bonds?
  30. Yeah, What they do?
  31. Hydrogen bonds holds everything together in DNA.
  32. Without them, nothing would work the way it does in
  33. DNA. The picture on the right shows the hydrogen bonds.
  34. That is the entirety of my DNA structure project.