Organic Compounds

Functions

100

These provide energy (ATP) for all life activities.

Carbohydrates

200

These contain genetic information and the instructions for protein synthesis.

Nucleic Acids

300

These make up muscle fibers and cell membrane.

Proteins

400

These, known as fats, are used for stored energy, are a component of the cell membrane, and insulates animals in the winter.

Lipids

500

The function of these is enzymes, antibodies, and hormones.

Proteins

Building Blocks

100

These are simple sugars/monosaccharides.

Carbohydrates

200

These are made up of 3 fatty acids and 1 glycerol

Lipids

300

These contain Nitrogen and a bond between C-N is called peptide bond.

Proteins

400

These are made up of 20 different types of amino acids.

Proteins

500

These are made up of 3 parts: Phosphate, sugar and base.

Nucleic Acids

Examples

100

Meats, beans and nuts are examples of these.

Proteins

200

Milk/dairy and eggs are examples of these.

Proteins

300

Pasta, rice, bread and fruits are examples of these.

Carbohydrates

400

DNA and RNA are examples of these.

Nucleic Acids

500

Dairy, Meats, nuts, oils, butter, and seeds are examples of these.

Lipids

Randos

100

In plants simple sugars are least likely to be this...

Linked together to form proteins

200

This is classified as an inorganic compound that does not contain carbon.

Water

300

Most organisms contain both of these.

Organic and inorganic compounds.

400

This is what the function of most proteins depends primarily on.

Type and order of amino acids.

500

This organic compound is produced when 3 fatty acid molecules bond to one glycerol.

A lipid