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Which of the following macromolecules is matched with its correct role in the cell? Choose ONE

A. Carbohydrates — key component of the cell membrane (lipid bilayer)

B. Lipid — chemical messenger

C. Lipid — storage of short-term energy

D. Nucleic acid — chemical messenger

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