Which of the following is phosphorus not used for?A. LipidsB. ATPC. NucleotidesD. Cell membrane

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Dharmendra Mishra asked May 11, 2023

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Which of the following is phosphorus not used for?A. LipidsB. ATPC. NucleotidesD. Cell membrane

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Answer: Cell membrane.

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The correct answer is A. Lipids. Lipids in its simplest form are composed of long carbon chains. Lipids could have a phosporous group, in that case they are phospholipids. Phospholipids are found in cell membrane.

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