Question 7 • PA Human Anatomy & Physiology A 2026-2027 SMITH IC
Carbon is important to life because it forms the backbone of many large molecules, including carbohydrates, proteins, fats, and DNA. These carbon-based macromolecules help build cells and carry out the processes organisms need to live. The other statements describe where carbon occurs or is stored, but not its central role in living things.
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