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A straight chain of amino acids liked by peptide bonds to form

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primary structure

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secondary structure

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tertiary structure

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quarternary structure

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  10. What are building blocks of life?

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  11. Explain the peptide bond.

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  12. How many types of polysaccharides you know?

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  13. What is reducing sugar?

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