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vowens

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Question 1

Which one of these molecules is part of the make-up of both DNA and RNA?
◦ deoxyribose
◦ ribose
◦ phosphate
◦ thymine
◦ uracil

Question 2

Which option represents a cross-linked polymer?
   
◦ A
◦ B
◦ C
◦ D
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Marked as best answer by vowens on Nov 5, 2023

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Reply #1 on: Nov 5, 2023
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