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Carbs ENERGY Structural support of plants.

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1 Carbs ENERGY Structural support of plants

2 Proteins

3 Lipids Energy Non-polar

4 Nucleic Acids

5 1. Can you name this structure?
Monosaccharide Organic Compound: Carbohydrate Monomer: Monosaccharide/Glucose

6 2. Can you name this structure?
Amino Acid…a monomer of proteins Organic Compound: Protein

7 3. Can you name this structure?
Disaccharide Organic Compound: Carbohydrate Monomer: Monosaccharide/Glucose

8 4. Can you name this structure?
Polysaccharide Organic Compound: Carbohydrate Monomer: Monosaccharide/Glucose

9 5. Can you name this structure?

10 How are molecules made or broken?

11 6. Can you name this structure?
phospholipid Organic Compound: Lipid

12 7. Can you name this structure?
steroid Organic Compound: lipid

13 8. Can you name this structure?
Nucleotide Organic Compound: nucleic acid

14 9. Can you name this structure?
glycerol Organic Compound: lipid

15 10. Can you name this structure?
Carboxyl group Organic Compound: lipid Is it hydrophillic or hydrophobic?

16 11. Can you name this structure?
Amino group Organic Compound: protein

17 12. Can you name this structure?
triglyceride Organic Compound: lipid Monomer: fatty acid

18 13. Can you name this structure?
Saturated fat Organic Compound: lipid Monomer: fatty acid

19 14. Can you name this structure?
Unsaturated fat Organic Compound: lipids Monomer: fatty acid

20 15. Can you name these structure?
nucleotide Organic Compound: nucleic acid Monomer: nucleotide is the monomer of ?

21 16. Can you name this structure?
DNA Organic Compound: nucleic acid Monomer: nucleotide

22 17. Can you name these structures?
a. Structure 1 b. Structure 2

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