How do living things use matter such as carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus and water?

Biology

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kodGreya [7K]4 years ago

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Every living organism is made up of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphates. Nitrogen and carbon are found in amino acids which make up proteins. Phosphates make up DNA and ATP.

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