Proteins Mind Maps - Public Gallery

Macromolecules Concept Map

by Laura McGuire

A tour of the cell

by معاذ العساف

Composition of Whole Blood

by Lindsey Walker

Healthy food

by sara garcia

Cell Transport

by Sunny Yang

Unit 1: Biochemistry

by A R

AS biology unit 1

by simran chana

Module 4 Mind Map Assignment copy

by Melissa de Mattos

Biology-Unit 1

by Adam Hicks

Mrs. Kriete's Daily Agenda Spring 24

by Rachael Kriete

Digestion

by Chew Kee Hock

The Molecules of Life -Alexis and Sophia Concept Map

by Alexis Corral

Concept Map (Fall 2020)- Group #7

by Allison Schellenberg

Risa's Chapter 3 - Cell Structure and Function

by Risa Gough

Transcription

by Jennifer Juarez

Lindemann - Macromolecules

by John Lindemann

animal cells

by lancia sorowitsch

YOSHE-Biology - Animal Survival-the need for food

by yoshe watson

What are the basic for food groups?

by Ruth Gutierrez

eukaryotic

by Abuya' .

Macromolecues

by Sage LI

Organic molecules concept map

by Emily Kroening

Sample Mind Map

by courtney gilruth

תזונה

by mtg bl

Hansen- Macromolecules

by gwyn Hansen

Mind map concept map

by LILY HERNANDEZ

Food groups

by NURIA SALVADOR MONNER

NAR database

by Nurul Syahirah

bioinfo

by farah syuhada

Nucleic Acid Research Database

by MUHAMMAD HAFIZUDDIN BIN YUSOF

Bio311ConceptMap

by Amir Ali

Food Components

by Deva Surekha

Take 5

by Sophia Papakostas

NAR Database

by bainun parjo

DATABASES

by nurul aisyah

Protein kinase

by Ciaran Connery

Cell Structure Obj. 1D and E

by Nicholas Hogan

internal systems assignment

by Aulakh Mehak

dettra macromolucules concept map

by cooper dettra

BIO concept map

by Erick J Chungata

Macromolecules!

by Faysha Jefferson

Unit Plan Map

by Jennifer Bowling

How is the structure of cell membranes connect to molecules of which they are made.

by mike brunk

Higgins-Macromolecules

by Jordan Higgins

New Map

by Erik Buys

lavinia how 2k1

by lavinia how

Sample Mind Map

by Erick Huaman

Macromolecule Concept Map

by Nevaeh Rush

Wellmon-Macromolecules

by Vann Wellmon

Objects and processes inside cells

by Samantha Escamilla

Cole L and Jenna E

by Nancy Calamanco

Foods - I like I d

by Ana Maria Torres

Digestive System - Nur Saliza

by Zaohza Casalyeeza

New Map

by Emily Holmes

Movius Macromolecules

by Luke Movius

6 Essential Nutrients for A Healthy Lifestyle

by Jaheim Simon

Let's Eat!

by Anastasia Northup

Hierarchy Of Living Things Concept Map 2

by Rafiq Azan

Understanding Nutrients

by EY - 10GM 737697 John Fraser SS

Biological Molecules

by Darian Hernandez

Macromolecules

by Shams Al Molhem

Biology 311C

by Gabrielle Ommen

SBI4U Summative Connections

by JACOB DAVIS

Objects and Processes Inside Cells

by Rahul Chaphekar

mirco molucues

by Andrew D'Alessio

Sanda-Macromolecules

by Abdou poop Sanda lol

Macromolacules

by Catherine Johnson

Biology Extra Credit

by Angie Murphy

Tamang - Macromolecules

by Anisha Tamang

Wells-Macromolecules Map

by LaDainian Wells

Coyle_MacromoluculeConceptMap

by Henry Coyle

Mind Map Bio Chem

by Emma Shullman

SIX MAIN NUTRIENT GROUPS

by Santino Carbone

Macromolocules

by Philip Breen

Wayland-Macromolucles

by Corey Wayland

DNA pbs Concept Map

by Collin Sallee

applestein-micromolecules

by stuart applestein

Tucker-macromolecules

by Caden Tucker

Tree organigram

by Julio Dominguez

Williams Macromolecules

by Daniel Williams

Organigram

by Emma Spence

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by Rachel Hi

macromolecules by chloe sharp

by Chloe sharp

Shimer-Macromolecules

by Lidia Shimer

Macromolecules

by Kyla Rose

Biology 311C

by Farhana Mansoor

Shatsang - Macromolecule concept map

by Yangchen Shatsang

Carter Macromolecule Concept Map

by Casey Carter

The Process of Making GFP

by Tayte Kozlowski

Exam 1

by Charles Igwe

Biological Macromolecules

by Rosemarie Suan

Cell Signaling

by Erika Garcia

Alex Brandon-Macromolecules

by Yanik Brandon

BIO 311C

by Chelsi Lam

Hange Macromolecules

by Lukas Hange

Proteins are a macromolecule that consists of monomers called amino acids, and polymers that are a called polypeptides. These proteins are made up of carbons, hydrogens, oxygens, nitrogen's, and sulphur's. Proteins functions can be divided in to two areas, regulatory proteins and structural proteins. Regulatory proteins are enzymes, messenger hormones, and defence antibodies that help regulate cells. Structural proteins help with movement and build structure, as hair, cell membranes, and muscle fibers all consists of these structural proteins.

by Brian Park

Spencer - Macromolecules

by Mya Spencer

Macromolecule Map

by Amanda Wilson

Character Conflict

by David Acho

Macromolecules

by Simon Jacoby