Why can't nucleosides be incorporated into DNA? /> a)Nucleosides don't phosphates to make the phosphodiester bonds. b)Peptide bonds can't form between nucleosides. c)Nucleotides consist of ribose sugars and not deoxirobose sugars required for incorporation into DNA. d)The similarity between the bases of nucleosides to those of nucleotides is insufficient to allow their incorporation.

Why can’t nucleosides be incorporated into DNA?

a)Nucleosides don’t phosphates to make the phosphodiester bonds.

b)Peptide bonds can’t form between nucleosides.

c)Nucleotides consist of ribose sugars and not deoxirobose sugars required for incorporation into DNA.

d)The similarity between the bases of nucleosides to those of nucleotides is insufficient to allow their incorporation.