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What do the G and A represent the DNA sequence? A. sugars B. amino acids C. phosphates D. nitrogen base

What do the G and A represent the DNA sequence? A. sugars B. amino acids C. phosphates D. nitrogen base
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What do the G and A represent the DNA sequence?

A. sugars
B. amino acids
C. phosphates
D. nitrogen base

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The answer would be D
AGTC are all nucleobases which are nitrogen-containing compounds
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User Brian CT
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d nitrogen base cause that is more of an logical answer

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