Proteins are made using instructions from.... A. fatty acids B. smooth ER C. glycerol D. DNA

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Proteins are made using

instructions from....
A. fatty acids
B. smooth ER
C. glycerol
D. DNA

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Its moves from DNA to mRNA to protein

Kurl answered Jan 12, 2023

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