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what is mononucleotide​

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Answered by SouvikBaidya
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A mononucleotide is a single nucleotide. Therefore, it is a single unit comprised of one nucleobase, one pentose moiety, and phosphoric acid.

Answered by pinturaayy
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A mononucleotide is a single nucleotide. Therefore, it is a single unit comprised of one nucleobase, one pentose moiety, and phosphoric acid.

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