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1 When your body is breaking down organic biomolecular polymers in food into their component monomers, what type of general reaction is required? 2 When your bone cells are manufacturing long chains of collagen proteins, what type of general reaction is required to bond monomers of amino acids together?b29lubslom inspirirdineup to armoni 3 When you exercise a lot and begin to burn fat that your body has stored, which type of reaction do your cells utilize to release the energy in fat molecules?

1 When your body is breaking down organic biomolecular polymers in food into their component monomers, what type of general reaction is required? 2 When your bone cells are manufacturing long chains of collagen proteins, what type of general reaction is required to bond monomers of amino acids together?b29lubslom inspirirdineup to armoni 3 When you exercise a lot and begin to burn fat that your body has stored, which type of reaction do your cells utilize to release the energy in fat molecules?

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