Difference between nucleases, nucleic acids and nucleotides?
Hello, what is the difference between nucleases, nucleic acids and nucleotides?
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Nucleases build nucleic acids, are enyzme.
nucleotides are what the DNA and RNA consist of: base + sugar + phosphate.
Nucleic acids are the strands, the macromolecules consisting of the nucleotides and which store the genetic information.
Thank you.
These are 3 completely different things. It doesn’t make sense to look for differences, you have to learn them individually.