Molecule 1 Molecule 2 Molecule 3 Molecule 4 contain sugar monosaccharides C contain amino monomers and carboxyl phosphate and nitrogen base. group example glucose steroid cell support, transport, energy storage hereditary information uses movement Which of the following correctly completes the table? O A=DNA or RNA, B=cell fuel and support, C=galactose and glycogen, D=nucleic acids and fatty acids O A=DNA or RNA, B=cell fuel and support, C=fatty acids and glycerol , D=hemoglobin and actin OA-fructose and lipids, B =cell control and fuel, C=enzyme and catalyst, D=nucleotides and myosin O A=hemoglobin and insulin, B=cell control and reproduction, C=deoxyribose and ribose, D=sugars and lipids

Molecule 1 Molecule 2 Molecule 3 Molecule 4 contain sugar monosaccharides C contain amino monomers and carboxyl phosphate and nitrogen base. group example glucose steroid cell support, transport, energy storage hereditary information uses movement Which of the following correctly completes the table? O A=DNA or RNA, B=cell fuel and support, C=galactose and glycogen, D=nucleic acids and fatty acids O A=DNA or RNA, B=cell fuel and support, C=fatty acids and glycerol , D=hemoglobin and actin OA-fructose and lipids, B =cell control and fuel, C=enzyme and catalyst, D=nucleotides and myosin O A=hemoglobin and insulin, B=cell control and reproduction, C=deoxyribose and ribose, D=sugars and lipids

Body Structures & Functions

12th Edition

ISBN:9781285695495

Author:Scott

Publisher:Scott

Chapter2: Chemistry Of Living Things

Section: Chapter Questions

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