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Chapter 26 813

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4.

If the bases existed in the enol form, no hydrogen bonds could form between the bases unless one of the

bases were shifted vertically.

N

sugar

thymine

A

D

N

N

N N

sugar

H

3

C O H

H

H

D

A

adenine

N

sugar

OH

N H

H

D

A

D

OH

D

cytosine

N

N

O N

sugar

H

D

A

guanine

NH

H

D

N

N

N

N

N

sugar

uracil

A

D

O H

OH

D

N

5.

a.

3

¬

C

¬

C

¬

T

¬

G

¬

T

¬

T

¬

A

¬

G

¬

A

¬

C

¬

G

¬

5

b.

guanine

6.

Notice that when a nucleophile attacks the phosphorus of a diester, the

p

bond breaks. However, when a

nucleophile attacks the phosphorus of an anhydride, a

s

bond breaks instead of the

p

bond.

O O

O O

O OH

P O O

H B

+

OH

HO

O

b

a

O

P

O O

OH

O

O

P

H

H B

O

O

O O

P

O OH

H B

+

H B

b

a

+

HO

O

O

O

O