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The 63 pages that link to Nucleotide, each with the reason it gives.

• DNA sequencingBroader topic: Sequencing distinguishes the order of nucleotide bases along DNA.

• DNA replicationBroader topic: Nucleotides are the building blocks DNA polymerases assemble into new strands.

• Molecular biologyBroader topic: Nucleotides form nucleic-acid chains and encode sequence information.

• GeneBroader topic: The nucleotide sequence encodes gene information.

• Nucleic acidBroader topic: Nucleotides are the repeating units joined into nucleic acid chains.

• Recombinant DNABroader topic: Joining DNA sources rearranges sequences of nucleotides into one molecule.

• DNA damageBroader topic: Lesions can modify nucleotide bases, sugars, or the bonds linking them.

• Whole-genome sequencingBroader topic: Sequencing reports the genome as an ordered string of nucleotide bases.

• DNA ligaseBroader topic: DNA’s nucleotide arrangement supplies the neighboring ends that ligase connects.

• MonomerBroader topic: Nucleotides join into the nucleic acid polymers DNA and RNA.

• RNA world hypothesisBroader topic: Nucleotides are the building blocks from which RNA chains must arise.

• Site-directed mutagenesisBroader topic: A chosen mutation changes one or more nucleotide identities or positions.

• Arthur KornbergBroader topic: DNA polymerase builds DNA by adding nucleotide units to a growing strand.

• BiomoleculeBroader topic: Nucleotides are biomolecules that serve as nucleic-acid units and cellular energy carriers.

• BiosynthesisBroader topic: Nucleotides are assembled into DNA and RNA during biosynthesis.

• DNA structureBroader topic: Nucleotides are the repeating units joined to form each DNA strand.

• Nucleic acid sequenceBroader topic: Nucleotides supply the bases and backbone units arranged in a sequence.

• Nucleic acid structureBroader topic: Nucleotides are the repeating units whose sequence and chemistry shape nucleic acids.

• Sequence (biology)Broader topic: Nucleotides are the units whose order forms DNA and RNA sequences.