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which biomolecule provides long term storage and insulation? protein lipid carbohydrate nucleic acid
Brief Explanations
To determine the biomolecule for long - term storage and insulation, we analyze each option:
- Proteins are mainly for structural support, enzyme activity, etc., not long - term energy storage or insulation.
- Lipids (like fats) are known for long - term energy storage. Also, in organisms, lipids (such as fat layers) provide insulation (e.g., in mammals to retain heat).
- Carbohydrates are for short - term energy storage (e.g., glucose, glycogen for quick energy needs).
- Nucleic acids (DNA, RNA) are for storing and transmitting genetic information, not for energy storage or insulation.
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B. Lipid