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Biology, 13.11.2020 19:20, herchellann302

Answer. 1
A DNA nucleotide consists of three smaller units.
Which type of biomolecule represents one of these
smaller units?
A Carbohydrate
B Lipid
C Protein
D Nucleic acid

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