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> 关于“碳是生命的核心元素”、“没有碳，就没有生命”理由的叙述，不正确的是 [ ] A．碳元素在生物体内含量最多 B．组成细胞的重要有机物都含有碳元素 C．组成蛋白质的氨基酸是以若干个相连的碳原子构成的碳链为基本骨架 D．组成多糖的单糖是以若干个相连的碳原子构成的碳链为基本骨架

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发布时间：2024-09-12

关于“碳是生命的核心元素”、“没有碳，就没有生命”理由的叙述，不正确的是
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A．碳元素在生物体内含量最多
B．组成细胞的重要有机物都含有碳元素
C．组成蛋白质的氨基酸是以若干个相连的碳原子构成的碳链为基本骨架
D．组成多糖的单糖是以若干个相连的碳原子构成的碳链为基本骨架

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