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In both DNA and RNA, heterocyclic base and phosphate ester linkages are at

A

and

respectively of the sugar molecule

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and

respectively of the sugar molecule

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C

and

respectively of the sugar molecule

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and

respectively of the sugar molecule

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Solution

The correct option is C and respectively of the sugar molecule
Option (c)

You can see that the base is at the $C_{1}^{^{'}}$ carbon and the phosphate linkage is at the $C_{5}^{^{'}}$ carbon.

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