In a triglyceride,how are the alcohol (glycerol) and fatty acids linked?

  • A
    Ester bond $(-COO-)$
  • B
    Peptide bond $(-CONH-)$
  • C
    Glycosidic bond $(-C-O-C-)$
  • D
    Phosphodiester bond $(-O-P-O-)$

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