why is nitrogen important for all living organisms

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Nitrogen is the basic ingredient of amino acids that make up the protein.
Nitrogen is the major component of chlorophyll which takes part in photosynthesis.
Nitrogen is the significant component of DNA (nucleic acid) which allows the cells to replicate and grow.
To some extent enzymes are also composed of nitrogen.

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