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How are sugar molecules in living things classified? as proteins as nucleic acids as lipids as carbohydrates

How are sugar molecules in living things classified? as proteins as nucleic acids as lipids as carbohydrates
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How are sugar molecules in living things classified?

as proteins
as nucleic acids
as
lipids
as carbohydrates

User Olaf Heinemann
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Carbohydrates (I think)
User Artagnon
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The answer is Carbohydrates
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