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1. Which type of compound is found in every DNA molecule?
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1. Which type of compound is found in every DNA molecule?

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The Building Blocks of DNA
The chemical components of DNA are arranged into groups called nucleotides, each composed of a phosphate group, a deoxyribose sugar molecule, and any one of the four bases.

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nucleotides

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