Place the following in order from the smallest to largest amino acid, globular structure, c,h,o,n, amino acid sequence

The order from smallest to largest would be:

H < C < N < O < Amino acid sequence < Globular Structure < Amino acid

The smallest should start from the elements. Among C, H, O and N, the lightest is the hydrogen, followed by carbon, nitrogen, then oxygen. You'll know this based on the periodic table. Next, is the amino acid sequence. This is the linear structure. Following is the globular structure which is the tertiary structure. The whole would be the amino acid.

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek

Explanation: Leeuwenhoek saw a single-celled organism in a sample of pond water in 1675. He was also one of the first microscopists and microbiologists, according to Wikipedia.

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