Science, asked by Snowcat12, 1 year ago

for macromolecules
whats the structure for proteins?

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Answered by niharika948263
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An average-sized protein macromolecule contains a string of about 400 amino acid molecules. Each amino acid has a different side chain of atoms that interact with the atoms of side chains of other amino acids

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