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The center of the fan molecule, the rugs of the ladder, are composed of

The center of the fan molecule, the rugs of the ladder, are composed of
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This center of the fan molecule and the rugs of the ladder is also known as the DNA ladder. It basically made up of 5-carbon sugar, phosphate and nitrogen bases. These are for the deoxiribose, adenine, guanine, cytosine and thymine of the DNA.
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