What biological macromolecule is made up of monomers like the one shown below

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anonymous · Answer

Lipid

 Nucleic acid

 Protein
 

 Carbohydrate

anonymous · Answer

Those are the multiple choice questions. I need help

aaronq · Answer

the "N-C-C" backbone is a characteristic of proteins

ookawaiioo · Answer

that is an amino acid, in an non-zwitter ion form

anonymous · Answer

Right, firstly protein isn't a monomer, it's made up of monomers of amino acid. Hence the macromolecule formed by  amino acids are proteins 

The macromolecules made from nucleic acid is DNA and RNA.

Carbohydrate same as protein it isn't a macromolecule it's a polymer made from monomers  of alpha glucose and  beta glucose.

Lipids are not macromolecule and rather it's a small molecule because it's made from two components: Glycerol and fatty acids.

aaronq · Answer

carbohydrates and lipids $ARE$ macromolecules

anonymous · Answer

no they are not. What is a macromolecule?

ookawaiioo · Answer

carbohydrates and lipids ARE macromolecules..... aaronq is right.