What chemical groups are involved in the formation of the covalent bond between nucleotides during RNA synthesis? 3'-OH of the growing chain with the 5'-Phosphate of the incoming nucleotide 3'-CH3 of the growing chain with the 5'-OH of the incoming nucleotide 5'-OH of the growing chain with the 3'-Phosphate of the incoming nucleotide 3'-NH2 of the growing chain with the 5'-OH of the incoming nucleotide 5'-CO2 of the growing chain with the 5'-CH3 of the incoming nucleotide

During RNA synthesis, what molecular component of the nucleotide participates in the formation of the covalent bond formed between RNA nucleotides? Ribose Adenine Deoxyribose Uracil Thymine

An enzyme that makes covalent bonds between nucleotide sequences in DNA isGroup of answer choicesRNA polymerase.DNA ligaseDNA helicase.transposase.DNA polymerase.

Which enzyme covalently links nucleotides together?

What is the fundamental reaction of RNA synthesis?Group of answer choicesformation of correct bases especially uracilformation of ribosyl linkagesformation of a phosphodiester bondhydrolysis of the pyrophosphate to orthophosphateunwinding the double-stranded DNA

This diagram shows how a covalent bond can join two nucleotides together. This is thebeginning of the ‘sugar – phosphate backbone’ of DNA and RNA.7. Describe why this reaction is called a “condensation reaction