TIMOTHY UNDERWOOD 6506 HEDGETON CT SPRING, TX 77389 ST en 50. What is the chemical found in the outer portion of the cells in the micrograph on the right? a.chitin b.starch c.cellulose d.ribose e.phospholipid bilayer

TIMOTHY UNDERWOOD 6506 HEDGETON CT SPRING, TX 77389 ST en 50. What is the chemical found in the outer portion of the cells in the micrograph on the right? a.chitin b.starch c.cellulose d.ribose e.phospholipid bilayer

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Chapter2: Life's Chemical Basis

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TIMOTHY UNDERWOOD
6506 HEDGETON CT
SPRING, TX 77389
ST en
50. What is the chemical found in the outer portion of the cells in the micrograph on the right?
a.chitin
b.starch
c.cellulose
d.ribose
e.phospholipid bilayer

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