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The repeating unit of DNA is called: a.) monosaccharide c.) Nucleotide b.) Nucleic Acid d.) Amino Acid

The repeating unit of DNA is called: a.) monosaccharide c.) Nucleotide b.) Nucleic Acid d.) Amino Acid
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The repeating unit of DNA is called:

a.) monosaccharide
c.) Nucleotide
b.) Nucleic Acid
d.) Amino Acid

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Answer: Nucleotide

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