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DNA is a macromolecule called nucleic acid (a polymer). What is the monomer (subunit; one part) of DNA called?

DNA is a macromolecule called nucleic acid (a polymer). What is the monomer (subunit; one part) of DNA called?
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DNA is a macromolecule called nucleic acid (a polymer). What is the monomer (subunit; one part) of DNA called?

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Answer: nucleotide

Explanation: the subunit of DNA called nucleotide they are made up of 5 carbon sugar phosphate group and a nitrogenous base

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nucleotide is a combination of a sugar, nitrogen base and phosphate groupment
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