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What is the smallest unit (monomer) of DNA called?Required to answer. Single line text. (2 Points)

What is the smallest unit (monomer) of DNA called?Required to answer. Single line text. (2 Points)
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What is the smallest unit (monomer) of DNA called?Required to answer. Single line text.

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Nucleotide

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