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1 Proteins Maintenance Crew

2 What elements are lipids composed of?
Top left hand corner of your notes What elements are lipids composed of? Carbon (C) Hydrogen (H) Oxygen (O) Nitrogen

3 Function in living organisms
Top right hand corner of your notes Construction materials for body parts like muscles, skin & hair.

4 Function in living organisms
Top right hand corner of your notes Transport substances in and between cells This helps fight disease

5 Function in living organisms
Top right hand corner of your notes Regulate cell processes Enzymes

6 Amino Acids Protein Monomers Must have 2 structures Amino Group
(NH2-) Carboxyl Group (-COOH) Must have 2 structures Bottom

7 Protein Monomers (Building Blocks)

8 H N H C R C OH O Amino Acids Protein Monomers Variable Side Chain
Amino Group (NH2-) Carboxyl Group (-COOH) Variable Side Chain Bottom

9 Proteins = Polypeptide Chain
Protein Polymers Proteins = Polypeptide Chain Amino Acids Protein (polypeptide

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