Pentose sugar + nitrogen base = nucleoside
nucleoside + phosphate = nucleotide
nucleotide + ? = nucleic acid

what is the " ? "

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sugar-phosphate

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Pentose sugar + nitrogen base = nucleoside nucleoside + phosphate = nucleotide nucleotide + ? = nucleic acid what is the " ? "

sugar-phosphate

Pentose sugar + nitrogen base = nucleoside
nucleoside + phosphate = nucleotide
nucleotide + ? = nucleic acid

what is the " ? "