BRAINCAKEPolymers
Some biological molecules are very large (macromolecules).
Some macromolecules are made of repeating units (monomers) and are called polymers.
Proteins(polypeptides), nucleic acids(polynucloetides) and polysaccharides are examples of biological polymers.
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