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Macromolecules are four categories of important biological molecules, each with its own basic components and functions.
Macromolecules are four categories of important biological molecules, each with its own basic components and functions.
Macromolecules are the four major categories of important molecules, one of which is biological molecules.
Macromolecules are the four major categories of important molecules, one of which is biological molecules.
Macromolecules are the larger forms of certain biological molecules, where many of the basic components are connected.
Macromolecules are the larger forms of certain biological molecules, where many of the basic components are connected.
Macromolecules are biological molecules with different functions, but they are built from the same basic components.
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The statement that best describes macromolecules is:
"Macromolecules are four categories of important biological molecules, each with its own basic components and functions."
This statement accurately represents macromolecules as they are categorized into four major types: carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids, each serving distinct roles in biological systems.
