Answer:Protein is evaluated at ≈55% of the cell dry weight, followed by RNA at ≈20%, Lipid at ≈10% and DNA at ≈3% (the rest being polysaccharides, metabolites, ions etc.).
Explanation:
A typical mammalian cell averages 18% protein and 0.25% DNA by weight composition.
According to research, a typical mammalian cell is made up of water, ions, and macromolecules such as proteins, lipids, DNA, RNA, carbohydrates, and some miscellaneous metabolites.
The water component of a typical mammalian cell is about 70%, 18% proteins, 1% inorganic ions, 3% small metabolites, 5% lipids, 0.25% DNA, 1.1% RNA, and 2% polysaccharides.
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