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2 years ago
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In most organisms, ___________ macromolecules play a central role as the energy source. This macromolecule must be transformed i

n the body to produce the usable energy molecule ______. Interestingly, this energy molecule is a _________ type of macromolecule.
A
carbohydrate, adenosine triphosphate, nucleic acid

B
lipid, atropine tetraphosphate, protein

C
protein, adenosine triphosphate, lipid

D
carbohydrate, atropine triphosphate, protein
Biology
1 answer:
KiRa [710]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

A

carbohydrate, adenosine triphosphate, nucleic acid

Explanation:

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