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==Key Stage 4==
===Meaning===
A [[nucleotide]] is the [[monomer]] unit of [[DNA]].

===About Nucleotides===
: A number of [[nucleotide]]s joined together forms [[DNA]].
A [[nucleotide]] is made of three components
*A [[phosphate]]
*A [[pentose]] [[sugar]]
*A [[Nucleotide Base|base]]
There are 4 [[Nucleotide Base|nucleotide bases]]:
*[[Adenine]]
*[[Thymine]]
*[[Guanine]]
*[[Cytosine]]

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 *[[Cytosine]]
 : The [[nucleotide]]s are arranged in complementary pairs. [[Adenine]] and [[Thymine]] pair up on opposite sides of the [[DNA]] strand. The same is true for [[Cytosine]] and [[Guanine]]. When the strand is pulled into two pieces this allows the [[DNA]] to make two exact copies of itself. So if one side of the strand has the code AAAACCCTTG then the other will have the code TTTTGGGAAC.
 ===References===

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	*[[Cytosine]]		*[[Cytosine]]
	: The [[nucleotide]]s are arranged in complementary pairs. [[Adenine]] and [[Thymine]] pair up on opposite sides of the [[DNA]] strand. The same is true for [[Cytosine]] and [[Guanine]]. When the strand is pulled into two pieces this allows the [[DNA]] to make two exact copies of itself. So if one side of the strand has the code AAAACCCTTG then the other will have the code TTTTGGGAAC.		: The [[nucleotide]]s are arranged in complementary pairs. [[Adenine]] and [[Thymine]] pair up on opposite sides of the [[DNA]] strand. The same is true for [[Cytosine]] and [[Guanine]]. When the strand is pulled into two pieces this allows the [[DNA]] to make two exact copies of itself. So if one side of the strand has the code AAAACCCTTG then the other will have the code TTTTGGGAAC.
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		+	===References===
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	*[[Guanine]]		*[[Guanine]]
	*[[Cytosine]]		*[[Cytosine]]
		+	: The [[nucleotide]]s are arranged in complementary pairs. [[Adenine]] and [[Thymine]] pair up on opposite sides of the [[DNA]] strand. The same is true for [[Cytosine]] and [[Guanine]]. When the strand is pulled into two pieces this allows the [[DNA]] to make two exact copies of itself. So if one side of the strand has the code AAAACCCTTG then the other will have the code TTTTGGGAAC.

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 ===About Nucleotides===
-: A number of [[nucleotide]]s joined together forms [[DNA]].
+: [[Nucleotide]]s join together in a [[polymerisation]] [[Chemical Reaction|reaction]] to form [[DNA]].
 A [[nucleotide]] is made of three components
 *A [[phosphate]]