You can choose one or more than one option Which of the following compounds can be used to make glucose in animals? BIOCHEMISTRY basic  Glycerol  Lactate  Pyruvate  Lysine  Valine Which of the following atoms is found in RNA and DNA:  MOLECULAR BIOLOGY basic  Iron  Oxygen  Carbon  Sulfur  Hydrogen

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