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Why is nitrogen important to all living things? A. It is found in nucleic acids. B. It is found in lipids. C. It is found in all organic compounds. D. It is found in carbohydrat…

Why is nitrogen important to all living things? A. It is found in nucleic acids. B. It is found in lipids. C. It is found in all organic compounds. D. It is found in carbohydrat…
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Why is nitrogen important to all living things?

A. It is found in nucleic acids.
B. It is found in lipids.
C. It is found in all organic compounds.
D. It is found in carbohydrates.

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Because , it is found in nucleic acids.

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