Categories: All - carbohydrates - lipids - functions - proteins

by Harry D-H 6 years ago

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Dreesen Marcomolecule Concept map

Macromolecules are essential for various biological functions, each with unique characteristics and roles. Nucleic acids like DNA and RNA are vital for storing and transferring genetic information and are composed of elements such as carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen.

Dreesen Marcomolecule Concept map

Dreesen Marcomolecule Concept map

Protein Video

Video explaining Macro-

Proteins

Subtopic
Functions: Hormones, Transport, Movement, Enzymes, immune system.
Examples: Meat, Fish, Nuts, Avocado.
Elements:C,H,O,N
Unique Characteristics: Polypeptide chain
Amino Acids

Lipids

Functions: Energy storage, Cushion organs, Insulation for body.
Examples: Fats, Milk, cheese, Meat.
Elements:C,H,O
Unique Characteristics: Non-Polar and hydrophobic.
Triglycerides

Carbohydrates

Functions: Quick energy, Stored energy, Structure.
Examples: Bread, Sugar, Pasta, Grains.
Elements: C,H,O
Unique Characteristics: Has Carbon ring.
Monosaccharides

Nucleic Acids

Functions: Store info, Transfer info from parents to kids.
Examples: DNA, RNA
Elements: C,H,O,N
Unique Characteristics: Does the process of protein synthesis.
Nucleic acids