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Which substances compose the backbone of DNA? sugars and lipids phosphates and amino acids sugars and phosphates lipids and proteins

Which substances compose the backbone of DNA? sugars and lipids phosphates and amino acids sugars and phosphates lipids and proteins
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Which substances compose the backbone of DNA?

sugars and lipids
phosphates and amino acids
sugars and phosphates
lipids and proteins

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User ViSa
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Answer: C - sugars and phosphates

Step-by-step explanation:

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Which substances compose the backbone of DNA? sugars and lipids phosphates and amino-example-1
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Answer:

Pentose Sugar and phosphate group compose the DNA's backbone.

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