Multiple Choice
AZT is one drug used as an HIV inhibitor. How does its structure differ from thymidine?
A) The aromatic ring in AZT is not methylated at the 5 position.
B) An azido group is present at C-2' in AZT.
C) An azido group is present at C-3' in AZT.
D) The 5' OH is methylated in AZT.
E) The aromatic ring is amidated at the 4 position.
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