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    A Single-Ringed Nitrogenous Base Found in Nucleic Acid Precursors Is
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A Single-Ringed Nitrogenous Base Found in Nucleic Acid Precursors Is

Question 71

Question 71

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A single-ringed nitrogenous base found in nucleic acid precursors is termed a ___________________.


A) nucleoside
B) nucleotide
C) pyrimidine
D) purine

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