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What part of DNA's molecular structure acts as the "code" that is eventually translated into a protein? Select one: The phosphate groups The deoxyribose sugars The nitrogenous bases The ribose sugars
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What part of DNA's molecular structure acts as the "code" that is eventually translated into a protein?

Select one:
The phosphate groups

The deoxyribose sugars

The nitrogenous bases

The ribose sugars

User Wojtek Wencel
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Answer: The nitrogenous bases

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