Macromolecules study (Proteins, Lipids, Carbonhydrates, Nucleic Acids)

Question	Answer
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Carbonhydrates examples? Function? monomer?	examples: cellulose, glycogen, pasta, bread, starch. Function: carbs are broken into glucose. monomer: Monosaccharide
Lipids examples? function? monomer?	examples: oil, butter, fats, wax. function: Insulation, Storage. monomer: Glycerol and fatty acids.
Protiens examples? function? monomer?	examples: Protein bars, Meats, and Beans. function: Collagen, Keratin monomer: Amino acids
Nucleic Acids examples? function? monomer?	examples: DNA and RNA function: Information storage molecule. monomer: Nucleotide
What does CHONP stand for?	C-Carbon H-Hydrogen O-Oxygen N-Nitrogen P-Phosphorus
What does Marco mean?	It means Big. (In this case Marcomolecules means big molecules!!)

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	Created by Julia Anguiano Cueto about 6 years ago