An example of an important biological molecule that may contain the -NH2 group is;
1,a glucose molecule
2,steroids
3,a triglyceride
4,an enzyme
5,a starch
Glucose is carbohydrate which has an aldehyde group. It doesn't have an NH2 group.
Steroids are the heterocyclic compound that doesn't have an NH2 group. They are hydrophobic in nature.
Triglycerides are the molecules which are made up of three long-chain fatty acid forms ester bond with the glycerol molecule.
Starch is a polymer of glucose. So it also doesn't have any HNH2 group.
Enzymes are the polymers of amino acids which have NH2 groups. This NH2 group helps in the formation of the peptide bond with the -COOH group
So correct answer is option D- 4,an enzyme
An example of an important biological molecule that may contain the -NH2 group is; 1,a glucose...
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Which of the structures below are found in the above
molecule
1. Quinone
2. Succinyl group
3. Glutaryl group
4. Catechol
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