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Answer. B amino acids
Building blocks of proteins are amino acids.
There are 20 amino acids in the proteins and they link up together to form large protein molecule.
Amino acids are organic compounds made up of carbon,hydrogen,nitrogen,oxygen or sulphur.
Fatty acids are building blocks of fats.
Alpha-linolenic acids are type of omega-3 fatty acids.
Ribonucleic acids are polynucleotides where as proteins are polypeptides (peptide bonds link amino acids).
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