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andrew11 [14]
3 years ago
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Name four macromolecules present in all living things and identify what they have in common.

Biology
2 answers:
kondaur [170]3 years ago
5 0
<span> - </span><span>A typical meal contains </span>all four<span> types of </span>macromolecules<span>. </span>Living things<span> are made of </span>four<span>types of molecules, known as </span>macromolecules<span>: ... Highly specialized at what </span>they<span> do, proteins form both the railways and the motors that ... it exists as a single strand and </span>has<span> a special building block not</span>found<span> in DNA.</span>
Anettt [7]3 years ago
4 0
A typical meal contains all four<span> types of </span>macro-molecules<span>. </span>Living things<span> are made of </span>four <span>types of molecules, known as </span>macro-molecules<span>... Highly specialized at what </span>they<span> do, proteins form both the railways and the motors that.. it exists as a single strand and </span>has<span> a special building block not </span>found<span> in DNA. 

hope i helped :)</span>
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