👉 Guanine is a nucleotide in DNA that codes for the base pair of uracil. It has two hydrogen atoms and one nitrogen atom, making it a basic amino acid. The name "guanine" comes from its position on the periodic table, which is numbered 18.
👉 Guanine is a nucleotide in DNA that codes for the base pair of uracil. It has two hydrogen atoms and one nitrogen atom, making it a basic amino acid. The name "guanine" comes from its position on the periodic table, which is numbered 18.
