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An acid soluble compound formed by phyosphorylation of nucleoside is called

A

nitrogen base

B

adenine

C

sugar phosphate

D

nucleotide

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D

Each nucleoside is made up of cyclic nitrogenous base, purine or pyrimidine and a pentose sugar. On phosphorylation, it forms a nucleotide i.e., a molecule with nitrogenous base pentose sugar and three phosphate groups.
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