Which is the most abundant macromolecule in the cytoplasm?
- AEnzymes
- BCarbohydrates
- CHormones
- DProteins
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Match the following columns regarding the representation of molecular structures:
Column-$I$ (Science) Column-$II$ (Meaning of molecular structure) $P$. Inorganic Chemistry $I$. Molecular formula $Q$. Organic Chemistry $II$. Four levels of organization $R$. Physics $III$. Two-dimensional view $S$. Biological Protein $IV$. Three-dimensional view
| Column-$I$ (Science) | Column-$II$ (Meaning of molecular structure) |
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| $P$. Inorganic Chemistry | $I$. Molecular formula |
| $Q$. Organic Chemistry | $II$. Four levels of organization |
| $R$. Physics | $III$. Two-dimensional view |
| $S$. Biological Protein | $IV$. Three-dimensional view |
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