The "backbone", or sides, of the dna molecule are made of a. cytosine. b. nitrogenous bases. c. hydrogen bonding. d. sugar and phosphate.

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The "backbone", or sides, of the dna molecule are made of

a. cytosine.
b. nitrogenous bases.
c. hydrogen bonding.
d. sugar and phosphate.

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im pretty sure its b

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