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Which is a monomer of a protein? A.nucleotide B.monosaccharide C.amino acid D.fatty acid

Which is a monomer of a protein? A.nucleotide B.monosaccharide C.amino acid D.fatty acid
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Which is a monomer of a protein?

A.nucleotide

B.monosaccharide

C.amino acid

D.fatty acid

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User Energy
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it is C amino acids and in case your wandering what amino acids are they a simple organic compound containing both a carboxyl (—COOH) and an amino (—NH2) group.

hope this helps :)
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User Arexx
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Proteins are made of Amino acids so the answer is Amino Acid (C)
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