The “backbones” of the macromolecules of life are made of what element?

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Xatian · Answer 1 · 2019-11-15T06:34:16+0000

Carbon

The backbone element and fundamental component of all macromolecules is carbon. It is a versatile element optimal to act as the basic structural component of the macromolecules. It has a unique property that allows it to form covalent bonds to four different atoms.

The “backbones” of the macromolecules of life are made of what element?

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