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The backbone of the DNA double helix is formed by alternating what?
Unit-6 Moleculer Biology
A Bases and sugars
B Sugar and phosphate
C Proteins and lipids
D Bases and phosphate
Explanation

Sugar and phosphate groups alternate to form the DNA backbone, with bases projecting inward.

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