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- 1d) Suppose you adjusted the pH of the biotin solution to 4.5 - what effect would that have on the biotin molecules?1. In one sentence describe the general structure and functions of the following biomolecules in a living organism: a) DNA b) ) hemoglobin c) ) triacylglycerides d) cellulose1. What makes monosaccharides and disaccharides completely soluble in water? Why are polysaccharides not as soluble?
