QUESTION 22 Which of the following molecules is best described as ORNA O Lipid protein O DNA QUESTION 23 Which of the following is a hydrolyzable lipid? OA. Vitamin K B. Triglyceride OC.Cholesterol QUESTION 24 What happens in the process of transcription? OA. DNA is converted to new DNA strands. B. RNA is converted to new DNA strands. C. DNA is converted into protein. D.None of the above.

QUESTION 22 Which of the following molecules is best described as ORNA O Lipid protein O DNA QUESTION 23 Which of the following is a hydrolyzable lipid? OA. Vitamin K B. Triglyceride OC.Cholesterol QUESTION 24 What happens in the process of transcription? OA. DNA is converted to new DNA strands. B. RNA is converted to new DNA strands. C. DNA is converted into protein. D.None of the above.

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