What biomolecule is part of the structure of ATP, nucleotides, and nucleic acids? A) catalase B) glucose C) ribose D) ribulase

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What biomolecule is part of the structure of ATP, nucleotides, and nucleic acids?

A) catalase
B) glucose
C) ribose
D) ribulase

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its ribose actually.

Harshit Trivedi answered Mar 1, 2017

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