All organisms make their proteins from:
Answer

the same twenty sugar molecules

the same twenty amino acids

different molecules, depending on the organism

none of these apply

Question

All organisms make their proteins from:
Answer
		
the same twenty sugar molecules
		
the same twenty amino acids
		
different molecules, depending on the organism
		
none of these apply

anonymous · Answer

Hmm...As for my research...the answer it come out is "The same twenty amino acids"

anonymous · Answer

Protein are made up of amino acids.
Polysacchrides are made up of sugars. 
There are 20 natural amino acids, others can actually be synthesized.
Organisms (at least on earth) pretty much use the same things.

surryyy · Answer

so the answer is b?

anonymous · Answer

Yep :) I guess so...

anonymous · Answer

yes! Fun (maybe not so much actually) fact: the human body only really needs nine of these 20, we can synthesize the others from these nine. However, different organisms have different essential amino acids that they need for survival.