i need the answer quickly What is the basic functional andstructural unit of organisms?a) NucleusO b) DNAO c) CellO d) GeneWhat is a cell? *O a) smallest and advanced unit of lifeb) smallest and basic unit of lifeO c) largest and basic unit of lifeO d) largest and advanced unit of life

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What is the basic functional and structural unit of organisms? * a) Nucleus b) DNA O c) Cell O d) Gene What is a cell? * a) smallest and advanced unit of life b) smallest and basic unit of life c) largest and basic unit of life d) largest and advanced unit of life

What is the basic functional and structural unit of organisms? * a) Nucleus b) DNA O c) Cell O d) Gene What is a cell? * a) smallest and advanced unit of life b) smallest and basic unit of life c) largest and basic unit of life d) largest and advanced unit of life

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What is the basic functional and
structural unit of organisms?
a) Nucleus
O b) DNA
O c) Cell
O d) Gene
What is a cell? *
O a) smallest and advanced unit of life
b) smallest and basic unit of life
O c) largest and basic unit of life
O d) largest and advanced unit of life

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