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1. Nuts and bolts 2. amino acids 3. nucleotides 4. DNA 6
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1. Nuts and bolts
2. amino acids
3. nucleotides
4. DNA


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1. Nuts and bolts 2. amino acids 3. nucleotides 4. DNA 6-example-1
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3. Nucleotides

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answer: nucleotides

explanation: the monomers of nucleic acids are nucleotides. the monomers for carbs are sugars, lipids are glycerol and fatty acids, and the monomers for proteins are amino acids
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