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What parts of a chromosome specify the amino acid sequence of a protein?

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a. the pattern of sugars

b the pattern of phosphates

c the sequence of bases

d the types of bonds

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  1. C.

    The phosphates make up the outside of the 'ladder', the sugars are what the bases attatch to and the types of bonds have nothing to do with it.  So, it's C.

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