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Title: DNA Post by: mvilleneuve on Jun 19, 2013 I don't understand how you identify/name nucleotides. My textbook says "Scientists often identify the nucleotides simply by referring to their bases: A, G, C, T (for DNA) and A, G, C, T (for RNA). But I don't get what that means... Doesn't each DNA nucleotide only have one nitrogen base?
If someone could please break this down for me, it would be greatly appreciated! :) Title: Re: DNA Post by: bio_man on Jun 19, 2013 Content hidden
Title: Re: DNA Post by: maggie L. on Aug 20, 2013 DNA has adenine, thymine, guanine, & cytosine; & so does RNA. What bio_man said is correct.
Title: Re: DNA Post by: doseofmegan on Aug 21, 2013 You may mark this as solved, mvilleneuve :)
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