Biology, asked by rajnidhiman34, 1 month ago

1 mm long DNA has how many
phosphate molecules in it???

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Answered by munchkin62

0

Explanation:

There are 3 phosphate molecules in 1mm long DNA

Answered by ashisroy55545

1

Answer:

Three phosphate molecules are present.

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