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Which of the following is NOT a monomer (a unit that makes up a macromolecule)? a. A monosaccharide b. An amino acid c. A nucleotide d. A protein
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Which of the following is NOT a monomer (a unit that makes up a macromolecule)?

a. A monosaccharide
b. An amino acid
c. A nucleotide
d. A protein

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protein

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it is a ploymer

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