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Nucleic acids are made up of many smaller subunits called A. monomers B. ribose C. nucleotides D. polymers

Nucleic acids are made up of many smaller subunits called A. monomers B. ribose C. nucleotides D. polymers
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Nucleic acids are made up of many smaller subunits called

A. monomers
B. ribose
C. nucleotides
D. polymers

Nucleic acids are made up of many smaller subunits called A. monomers B. ribose C-example-1
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Answer:

nucleotides

Step-by-step explanation:

nucleotides are nitrogen containing compound

A, T, U, G, C

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