How Are Lipids Unique When Compared to Other Macromolecule Groups

question 83

Multiple Choice

How are lipids unique when compared to other macromolecule groups?

• A) Lipids are not polymers.
• B) Lipids are hydrophilic.
• C) Lipids are comprised of structurally distinct compounds.
• D) Lipids do not contain monomers and they are comprised of compounds.
• E) Lipids are water-soluble.

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