Si el agua no contiene en su estructura átomos de carbono por que razon se la considera una biomolecula fundamental para el desarrollo de los organismos vivos?

If water does not contain carbon atoms in its structure, why is it considered a fundamental biomolecule for the development of living organisms?

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