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Which substances compose the backbone of DNA? sugars and lipids phosphates and amino acids sugars and phosphates lipids and proteins
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Which substances compose the backbone of DNA?

sugars and lipids
phosphates and amino acids
sugars and phosphates
lipids and proteins

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Answer: C - sugars and phosphates

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Which substances compose the backbone of DNA? sugars and lipids phosphates and amino-example-1
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Pentose Sugar and phosphate group compose the DNA's backbone.

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