A phosphodiester bond is used to: A. Join glycerol to fatty acids B. Join two nucleotides into a polynucleotide C. Join two glucose molecules D. Join two amino acids into a polypeptide

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A phosphodiester bond is used to:

A. Join glycerol to fatty acids
B. Join two nucleotides into a polynucleotide
C. Join two glucose molecules
D. Join two amino acids into a polypeptide

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I think it’s A I believe sorry if I get it wrong

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Answer:

A. Join glycerol to fatty acids

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