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What are nucleotids?
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What are nucleotids?

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A nucleotide is a molecule that is a building block for DNA/RNA

Functions are related to metabolism, enzyme reactions and cell signaling

Nucleotides are made up of sugar, phosphate group and nitrogen base

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