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ISBN: 9781259597787

Author: Bill W Tillery

Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education

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Chapter 12, Problem 31AC

A protein is a polymer formed from the linking of many

a. glucose units.

b. DNA molecules.

c. amino acid molecules.

d. monosaccharides.

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