If the monomer is amino acid, what is the polymer?

Answer 1

A protein

If the monomer is an amino acid, the polymer will be a long chain of individual amino acids. An amino acid chain forms a protein.

A string of amino acids is called a polypeptide chain. Polypeptide chains grow in number and begin to fold, creating helices and plated sheets. These interact with one another and keep becoming more and more complex until a protein is formed.

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Answer 2

Victoria Angeli

The polymer formed from amino acid monomers is a protein.

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