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Which macromolecule is a primary component of cell walls, and which argument provides evidence for how the structure of this molecule relates to its purpose within the cell wall?
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Which macromolecule is a primary component of cell walls, and which argument provides evidence for how the structure of this molecule relates to its purpose within the cell wall?

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Lipids are water insoluble fatty acids, and they are the primary components of cell walls; they protect the cell and help maintain its shape because they form carbon rings.
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