How do you think Nucleic Acids and Proteins work together in the body? Why are they both important to humans?

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1 answer:

torisob [31]3 years ago

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Explanation:

protein is the element responsible for building up of cells and the nucleic acid is embedded in the cell, so protein builds the whole cell including the nucleic acids.. the nucleic acid is also packed by histones which is a proteinous structure. both are important because, in the cell all organelles require protein for their growth and likewise the encoding of the genetic information carrier

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