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Glucose is a hydrocarbon that can be used to produce biomolecules. Nitrogen can bond with glucose to make a biomolecule that can perform cellular functions. Which compound contains nitrogen?
1. starch
2. Water
3. Amino acids
4. fructose
1. starch
2. Water
3. Amino acids
4. fructose
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The compound that contains nitrogen among the options provided is:
3. Amino acids
Amino acids are organic compounds that contain both an amino group (which contains nitrogen) and a carboxyl group. They are the building blocks of proteins, which perform various cellular functions. Starch and fructose do not contain nitrogen, and water is a simple molecule made up of hydrogen and oxygen only.
3. Amino acids
Amino acids are organic compounds that contain both an amino group (which contains nitrogen) and a carboxyl group. They are the building blocks of proteins, which perform various cellular functions. Starch and fructose do not contain nitrogen, and water is a simple molecule made up of hydrogen and oxygen only.
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