Which of the following molecules could be part of a starch molecule? DNA, nucleic acid glucose, a sugar valine, an amino acid lard, a fat

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Which of the following molecules could be part of a starch molecule?

DNA, nucleic acid
glucose, a sugar
valine, an amino acid
lard, a fat

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The answer is Lard and fat.

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Answer: gluecose and sugar

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