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Why is a protein described as a heteropolymer? | StemPy Lab
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Why is a protein described as a heteropolymer?
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High School (11–12)
Cell Biology › Biomolecules
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Why is a protein described as a heteropolymer?
It is built from different kinds of amino acid
It is a chain of nucleotides
It is made of glucose and fructose
It is made of a single repeating unit
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