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Question 13) Ribosomes function within cells to join amino acids together to form a polymer chain. What type of macromolecule is formed by these joined amino acids? T O A Carbohydrate OB Lipid OC Nucleic
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Question 13) Ribosomes function within cells to join amino acids together to form a polymer chain. What type of macromolecule is formed by these

joined amino acids?
T
O A Carbohydrate
OB Lipid
OC Nucleic acid
OD Protein

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Protein

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