"macro" means
big/large
elements in a carbohydrate
carbon, hydrogen, oxygen
elements in a lipid
carbon, hydrogen, oxygen
elements in a protein
carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and sulfur
elements in a nucleic acid
carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorus
single or "one" subunit of a macromolecule
monomer
single unit of a carbohydrate
monosaccharide
lipids monomers
fatty acids and glycerol
protein subunits
amino acids
nucleic acid subunits
nucleotides
multiple subunits of a macromolecule joined together
polymer
multiple units of carbohydrates
polysaccharide
functions of lipids (2)
long-term energy storage, insulation (and protection of organs)
string of protein subunits
polypeptide
function of nucleic acids
metabolism
function of carbohydrates
two common examples of lipids
fats and oils (also waxes and steroids)
most prominent example of proteins
enzymes
examples of nucleic acids (2)
DNA and RNA
the inner state of stability of a living organism
homeostasis
sugars commonly end in -
-ose
lipids are HYDROPHOBIC or HYDROPHILIC
hydrophobic (don't like water)
some proteins end in -
-ase
structure of nucleic acids
single or double helix
what macromolecule represented by this picture?(bonus if you can name it exactly!)
carbohydrates (glucose)
glucose
label the parts of a triglyceride
orange (left) = glycerol
purple (right) = fatty acids
functions of proteins
chemical reactions, maintaining structure, transport, support, movement
examples of nitrogenous bases (4)
A, T, G, C
what macromolecule is represented by this picture? (bonus if you can name it exactly!)
protein (amino acid)
common polymers of carbohydrates (3 possible)
starch, glycogen, cellulose
how many amino acids exist in living organisms?
20
label the parts of this monomer
a = 5-carbon sugar
b = phosphate group
c = nitrogenous base