Lipids are not considered to be a biological macromolecule. All the following st

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Lipids are not considered to be a biological macromolecule. All the following statements show why lipids should be excluded from the group 'macromolecule' except: macromolecules are produced via dehydration reactions 0 the joining of a monomer will maintain the polarity of the macromolecule macromolecules can have a very very large mass. macromolecules are usually so large that the addition or subtraction of one of the monomer units will not greatly affect the biological activity of the molecule. monomers can be added to the growing end of each of the macromolecules indefinitely

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The statement "macromolecules can have a very very large mass" supports why lipids should not be excluded from the group 'macromolecule'.

Mass of lipids are comparable to other macromolecules like proteins, carbohydrates etc.

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