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All of the following are conjugated molecules except:

Correct answer: D. Simple proteins

  • A. Glycolipids
  • B. Nucleoproteins
  • C. Glycoproteins
  • D. Simple proteins

Explanation

The correct answer is Option D: Simple proteins. Simple proteins do not have any non-protein prosthetic groups and are composed entirely of amino acids. In contrast, glycolipids, nucleoproteins, and glycoproteins are all conjugated molecules because they contain proteins or lipids covalently linked to a non-protein group, such as carbohydrates or nucleic acids. This linkage forms a complex structure characteristic of conjugated molecules.

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