Question

Who discovered the monomers of nucleic acids?

Answer 1

Answer:

Phoebus Levene

Explanation:

Phoebus Levene discovered the monomers of nucleic acids around 1900. Phoebus Levene made big advancements to the knowledge about DNA.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Phoebus Levene.

Explanation:

Two types of nucleic acids are DNA and RNA. The monomers of mucleic acid contains the pentose sugar, nitrogenous bases and the phosphate group attached with the bases.

Friedrich Miescher was the first scientists who discovered the nucleic acids. He identified the nucleic acids from the bandage that contains the nuclei of white blood cells. The new compounds discovered is known as nucleic acid. But the monomers of the nucleic acids was first explained by Phoebus Levene. Different forms of nucleic acid was also postulated by Phoebus Levene.

Thus, the answer is Phoebus Levene.