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What is the difference between amino acids and enzymes?.
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What is the difference between amino acids and enzymes?.
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Enzymes are proteins, which are large molecules made up of amino acid chains.
Amino acids are the fundamental components of proteins and enzymes. They can also be broken down for use in other things, such as DNA
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