Assertion: nucleotide | /r/HasAspect | phosphate groups
Facets:
value: alternatively
type: DEGREE
value: in nucleic acids
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Hence, the main difference is nucleotides have phosphate groups and nucleosides do not.
text: In nucleic acids, the nucleotides all have one phosphate group attached, which is shared with the next nucleotide in the nucleic-acid chain.
text: Every nucleotide in DNA has the same phosphate group, the same sugar (deoxyribose) but there are four alternative bases in DNA nucleotides.
text: Nucleotides can have up to three phosphate groups bonded to them, and they are referred to as monophosphate, diphosphates, and triphosphates respectively.
text: Alternatively, some nucleotides have more than one phosphate group.