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Sugar (deoxyribose)
Together with the phosphate molecules makes the backbone of DNA

Phosphate group
Together with the sugar it makes the backbone of DNA

Base (nitrogen-containing)
One of four different bases. The order of these bases on the DNA makes the genetic code.

Adenine
The base that pairs with Thymine
Thymine
The base that pairs with Adenine
Cytosine
The base that pairs with Guanine
Guanine
The base that pairs with Cytosine
Hydrogen Bond
The weak bond that holds the two strands of DNA together.

Double Helix
The name of the twisted shape of the DNA molecule, as it contians two strands.
Complementary base pairing
The specific pairing of bases in DNA:
A to T and C to G
Covalent Bonds
The strong bonds holding the base, sugar and phoshpate together.
