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Which of the following macromolecules contain the element carbon hydrogen oxygen and nitrogen in their structure? A: carbohydrates & nucleic acids B: nucleic acids & lipids C:proteins & nucleic acids D:
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Which of the following macromolecules contain the element carbon hydrogen oxygen and nitrogen in their structure?

A: carbohydrates & nucleic acids
B: nucleic acids & lipids
C:proteins & nucleic acids
D: proteins & carbohydrates

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C: proteins & nucleic acids

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