Adenine

• Post Date:

  Sep 06,2007

• Expiry Date:

  Sep 05,2008

• Detailed Description:

  Cas No. :73-24-5 Quantity: 50000Kilograms
  Specs:≥99%
  Adenine is a purine. Purines are
  six-membered rings attached to
  five membered rings. When Adenine
  is attached to DNA, it forms a
  bond with another molecule called
  Thymine, a pyrimidine, on the
  other side of the DNA strand. It
  is these bonds which give DNA its
  double-helix structure. The
  sequence of DNA, or the order in
  which nucleotides are placed,
  allows for the diversity among
  all living organisms. The
  importance of Adenine to RNA is
  similar to that of DNA.
  
  Besides DNA and RNA, Adenine is
  also an important part of
  adenosine triphosphate, or ATP.
  Adenosine triphosphate is the
  nitrogenous base adenine bonded
  to a five carbon sugar. This
  molecule is important because it
  has the ability to phosphorylize,
  or add a phosphate group to,
  other molecules. This transfer of
  a phosphate group allows energy
  to be released. It is this energy
  which is used by cells in living
  organisms. This is why the
  molecules ATP, and its
  nitrogenous base Adenine, are so
  important.
  

• CAS Registry Number:

  73-24-5

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