dna to rna example
The structure of dna. The rna that is built here can actually be one of three different kinds. For example dna polymerase works in a 5 3 direction that is it adds nucleotides to the 3 end of the molecule the oh group is not shown in diagram thus advancing to that direction downwards.
Dna resists alkali action due to the absence of oh group at 2 position 6 rna is a relatively a labile molecule undergoes easy and spontaneous degradation dna is a stable molecule.

Dna to rna example. Rna dna 5 rna can be easily destroyed by alkalies to cyclic diesters of mono nucleotides. This asymmetry gives a dna strand a direction. The spontaneous degradation is very too slow. The 5 carbon has a phosphate group attached to it and the 3 carbon a hydroxyl oh group.
Rna polymerase is the enzyme that assembles the individual nucleotides to create the rna strand based on the dna template.


















































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