Answer:
ATP, RNA, NAD and DNA.
Step-by-step explanation:
A nitrogenous base; it is an organic molecule containing a nitrogen, carbon and other atoms that has the chemical properties of a base that is why they are called as bases. The nitrogenous bases are; i) adenine, ii) guanine, iii) thymine, iv) uracil and v)cytosine.
Adenine is a nitrogenous base which is found in ATP, RNA. NAD, FAD and DNA. adenine pairs with thymine in DNA synthesis.