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Where do living things store phosphorus?
cell membranes
carbohydrates
water
proteins
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cell membranes
Phosphorus is a key component of phosphate groups in phospholipids that make up cell membranes (and in ATP, DNA/RNA and other phosphate-containing molecules).
Phosphorus is a key component of phosphate groups in phospholipids that make up cell membranes (and in ATP, DNA/RNA and other phosphate-containing molecules).
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