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- If protein is the polymer, what is protein's monomers? (1). Monosaccharide (2). Amino Acids (3). Nucleotides (4). Glyceral
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- If protein is the polymer, what is protein's monomers?

(1). Monosaccharide
(2). Amino Acids
(3). Nucleotides
(4). Glyceral

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Final answer:

Protein's monomers are amino acids.


Step-by-step explanation:

The monomers of protein are amino acids.


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