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2.29 Conjugated Molecules
Conjugated Molecules: Molecules when joined by other kinds of molecules are called conjugated molecules. In simple words: Conjugated molecules are combinations of different types of biological molecules (e.g., carbohydrate + lipid, carbohydrate + protein, lipid + protein, nucleic acid + prot
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2.29 Conjugated Molecules
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Conjugated Molecules: Molecules when joined by other kinds of molecules are called conjugated molecules. In simple words: Conjugated molecules are combinations of different types of biological molecules (e.g., carbohydrate + lipid, carbohydrate + protein, lipid + protein, nucleic acid + prot
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Conjugated Molecules: Molecules when joined by other kinds of molecules are called conjugated molecules. In simple words: Conjugated molecules are combinations of different types of biological molecules (e.g., carbohydrate + lipid, carbohydrate + protein, lipid + protein, nucleic acid + prot
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- Conjugated Molecules: Molecules when joined by other kinds of molecules are called conjugated molecules. **In simple
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- Conjugated Molecules: Molecules when joined by other kinds of molecules are called conjugated molecules. **In simple
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Conjugated Molecules: Molecules when joined by other kinds of molecules are called conjugated molecules. **In simple
Conjugated Molecules: Molecules when joined by other kinds of molecules are called conjugated molecules. In simple words: Conjugated molecules are combi
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- Conjugated Molecules: Molecules when joined by other kinds of molecules are called conjugated molecules. In simple words: Conjugated molecules are combi
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