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Which element is found in both dna and protein

Which element is found in both dna and protein
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Which element is found in both dna and protein

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It depends but the answer is sulfur and hydrogen, and sometimes selenium. They all help with amino acids. Give the crown if possible.

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In DNA and protein hydrogen, sulphur, oxygen and selenium are some elements which found in DNA and protein

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