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kaleahjanea kaleahjanea
  • 15-01-2016
  • Biology
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Who first identified nucleic acids, and where were they discovered

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LifeGoesOn LifeGoesOn
  • 16-01-2016

The first person to identify nucleic acids was a Swiss scientist Named (Johannes) Friedrick Miesher. The year was 1869. Nucleic acid was identified for the fist time.

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baileematthews2 baileematthews2
  • 29-10-2018

If the question was about which part of the body it was discovered in it was in the blood cells

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