BIO206H5 Study Guide - Final Guide: Thymidine Triphosphate, Gc-Content, Uracil

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Bio206 tut0113: there is no ttp (thymidine triphosphate with ribose sugar) in cells because thymine is not one of the nitrogenous bases incorporated in rna molecules, so the molecule is not present in cells. Bio206 tut0113: uracil is methylated to form thymine before it can be incorporated into. Dna because otherwise, uracil would base pair with cytosine, causing deamination and the cytosine would also become uracil. If uracil were to be a naturally occurring base in dna, repair enzyme during dna replication would not be able to recognize whether uracil is the appropriate base or whether it arose spontaneously from a cytosine base. Sine dttp is used in dna rather than dutp, whenever a uracil base is detected in the double helix, repair enzymes can automatically replace it with cytosine. Rna uses uracil as one of its bases rather than thymine.

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