Question

6. Which elements found in glucose can be used to make amino acids, lipids, and
nucleotides?

Answer 1

Answer:  Oxygen, nitrogen and carbon

Explanation: All of these are made up in part of at least one of the elements above :)

Answer 2

The elements found in glucose that can be used to make amino acids, lipids, and  nucleotides are carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.

Biological molecules are those molecules that perform different functions in the body. The function as enzymes, hormones, nucleotide, etc.

All biological molecules contain carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. Some biological molecules contain other elements such as phosphorus, nitrogen, metals etc. Carbon, hydrogen and oxygen are found in glucose as well as in amino acids, lipids, and  nucleotides.

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