What are three types of molecules that are conserved among all living organisms?
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The answer you are after is Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen - these three molecules are included in many organic molecules.
If that's not the answer you are looking for then let me know, but if it's not then I can't think of what it is that you are looking for!
We are carbon based life, and hydrogen and oxygen make up water: so it makes sense!
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