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"Five prime to three prime" description of a DNA strand refers to

"Five prime to three prime" description of a DNA strand refers to
A) the phosphorylated 5' carbon at one end, the 3' at the other end.
B) the location of the hydroxyl groups.
C) the phosphodiester backbone of DNA.
D) the phosphorylated 5' carbon on one sugar and the 3' carbon on the next sugar.

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