$A$ nucleotide has three chemically distinct compounds. These are $A, B$ and $C$. Identify them.

  • A
    $A$ - Sugar,$B$ - Carbonates,$C$ - Chlorides
  • B
    $A$ - $DNA$,$B$ - Cellulose,$C$ - Chitin
  • C
    $A$ - Purine or pyrimidine,$B$ - Monosaccharide,$C$ - Phosphate
  • D
    $A$ - Phosphoric acid,$B$ - Proteins,$C$ - Acids

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