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In a DNA molecule, the sugar and phosphate groups are to the? A. Outside B. Inside C. Back D. None of the above
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In a DNA molecule, the sugar and phosphate groups are to the?

A. Outside B. Inside C. Back D. None of the above

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i dont remember much of biology but i do remember my teacher saying something about phosphate backbone, i know its not much help. sorry!!
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