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'''Proteins:''' a class of the most important macromolecules of our body and all living organisms. They are formed of ''[[Amino acid|amino acids]]'', and usually synthesised in ribosomes, small cell organelles, by the code transferred by messenger [[RNA]]. | '''Proteins:''' a class of the most important macromolecules of our body and all living organisms. They are formed of ''[[Amino acid|amino acids]]'', and usually synthesised in ribosomes, small cell organelles, by the code transferred by messenger [[RNA]]. | ||
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Proteins: a class of the most important macromolecules of our body and all living organisms. They are formed of amino acids, and usually synthesised in ribosomes, small cell organelles, by the code transferred by messenger RNA.
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