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The building blocks for proteins are: glucose molecules amino acids glucose and fatty acids fatty acids and glycerol

The building blocks for proteins are: glucose molecules amino acids glucose and fatty acids fatty acids and glycerol
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The building blocks for proteins are:

glucose molecules


amino acids


glucose and fatty acids

fatty acids and glycerol

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User Thomas Orlita
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Answer: Answer is: Amino acids

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User John Gallagher
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Amino acids are the monomers (building blocks) that make up proteins
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