A steroid is what kind of biomolecule? A.)Carbohydrates B.)Lipids C.)Proteins D.)Nucleic Acids

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Sapbucket · Answer 1 · 2021-06-05T01:47:27+0000

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B) Lipids

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A steroid is a lipid contained of 4 attached carbon rings. They are not part of the fatty acid chain. A steroid is usually within the groups hydroxyls, carbonyls, or carboxyls.

A steroid is what kind of biomolecule? A.)Carbohydrates B.)Lipids C.)Proteins D.)Nucleic Acids

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