What are the monomers, or the building blocks of DNA called? Hint: What parts are put together over and over to make the long strands? •Double Helix •Adenine •Nucleotides •A ladder

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Jordan Junior asked Sep 8, 2023

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What are the monomers, or the building blocks of DNA called?

Hint: What parts are put together over and over to make the long strands?
•Double Helix
•Adenine
•Nucleotides
•A ladder

Biology
high-school

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i’d go with answer choice C. Nucleotides

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Answer:

nucleotides

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The monomers of DNA are called nucleotides.

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