When fluorine reacts with its fifth carbon, it creates an antimetabolite inhibits the division of cancer cells.
In 1938, Wooley extracted pork liver with ether to create a pale yellow crystalline deposit that was determined to be this substance. When fluorine reacts with its fifth carbon, it creates an antimetabolite inhibits the division of cancer cells. Because cytosine deaminates into it, a glycosylase homologous to AlkA hydrolyzes its glycosidic bond. Methylation can turn it into thymine, which, like it, pairs with adenine. For 10 points, name this base pair present in RNA but not in DNA, where it is symbolized by "U".
In 1938, Wooley extracted pork liver with ether to create a pale yellow crystalline deposit that was determined to be this substance.
{uracil}