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Chapter 17: Q. 17.98 (page 615)

Draw the condensed structural formula for dGMP.

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Condensed structure of dGMP is

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01

Given information

We need to draw condensed structure of dGMP.

02

Simplify

dGMP is Deoxyguanosine monophosphate.

The condensed structure is

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