Monomers of nucleic acids Bonds that hold carbohydrate monomers together Polymers of nucleic acids Monomers of proteins Polymers of carbohydrates Bonds that hold protein monomers together 9. monosaccharides 10. nitrogenous bases 1. amino acids 11. nucleotides 2. cellulose 3. chitin 12. peptide bonds 4. cholesterol disaccharides 13. phosphodiester linkages 5. 6. glycosidic linkages 14. polynucleotides 7. hydrogen bonds 8. lipids 15. polypeptides 16. polysaccharides

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