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The sides of the DNA molecule, the rails of the ladder, are composed of a. phosphates only. b. nitrogenous bases only. c. phosphates and sugars. d. nitrogenous bases and sugars.…

The sides of the DNA molecule, the rails of the ladder, are composed of a. phosphates only. b. nitrogenous bases only. c. phosphates and sugars. d. nitrogenous bases and sugars.…
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The sides of the DNA molecule, the rails of the ladder, are composed of

a. phosphates only.
b. nitrogenous bases only.
c. phosphates and sugars.
d. nitrogenous bases and sugars.

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The answer is C. The sides of the DNA molecule, the rails of the ladder, are composed of phosphates and sugars.
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User Lieven Cardoen
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the answer is phosphates and sugars
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