The sugar moieties in $DNA$ and $RNA$ molecules respectively are:
- A$\beta-D-2-\text{deoxyribose}, \beta-D-\text{deoxyribose}$
- B$\beta-D-2-\text{deoxyribose}, \beta-D-\text{ribose}$
- C$\beta-D-\text{ribose}, \beta-D-2-\text{deoxyribose}$
- D$\beta-D-\text{deoxyribose}, \beta-D-2-\text{deoxyribose}$
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