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Which is a function of nucleic acids? regulate cell processes provide structure break down energy fight disease
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Which is a function of nucleic acids?

regulate cell processes
provide structure
break down energy
fight disease

Which is a function of nucleic acids? regulate cell processes provide structure break-example-1
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I think regulate cell processes. Since the nucleic acids make up DNA and RNA which coded for proteins productions..
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