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Nitrogen is a growth-limiting nutrient because cells need it to manufacture __________.
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Nitrogen is a growth-limiting nutrient because cells need it to manufacture __________.

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nitrogen is a growth-limiting nutrient because cells need it to manufacture : Proteins and nucleotides
Growth-limiting nutrient is very essential since bio process design criteria in pure culture is mainly centered around it

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