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What chemicals make up the sides of the DNA molecule? More than one answer A. Ribose sugar B. Nitrogen base C. Deoxyribose Sugar D. Phosphate

What chemicals make up the sides of the DNA molecule? More than one answer A. Ribose sugar B. Nitrogen base C. Deoxyribose Sugar D. Phosphate
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What chemicals make up the sides of the DNA molecule? More than one answer

A. Ribose sugar

B. Nitrogen base

C. Deoxyribose Sugar

D. Phosphate

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User Damien MATHIEU
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The answers are C. Deoxyribose sugar and D. Phosphate because the sides of the DNA molecule are made of alternating sugar and phosphate molecules (the sugar being deoxyribose)

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