NEETChemistryBiomolecules
Which of the following is NOT a common example of nucleic acid secondary structure?
Options
- AFormation of hydrogen bonds between bases
- BDouble-stranded helix
- CComplementary base pairing
- DCovalent bonds between nucleotides
Correct answer
D. Covalent bonds between nucleotides
Step-by-step solution
Nucleic acids are primarily held together by covalent bonds within nucleotides and sugar-phosphate backbones, not as part of their secondary structure.