Carbohydrates function

Body’s primary source of energy

Sweets, honey, bread, potato, corn

Energy storage( long-term )insulation, cell membranes, hormones

Nucleic acid function

Genetic information storage and protein synthesis

Dehydration synthesis

Removes H2O to attach to small molecules to make one large molecule

Adds H2O to split large molecules into smaller molecules

Basic unit of all living things

All living things are organized at the molecular and cellular level-DNA

Your body’s natural way of keeping its internal environment, stable and balanced

The collection of chemical processes that convert food into energy for the body to use and also build and repair tissues and eliminate waste

The biological process were organisms, creating similar individuals called offspring

Growth and development

Growth is a Physical measurable increase in size and development is a broader process of gaining new skills and abilities that are both physical and mental

How a living organism reacts to change in its environment or internal state

The process of gradual change in the inherited traits of living population of remain generations, leading to increase diversity and adaptation to new environments

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Term	Definition
Carbohydrates monomer	Monosaccharide
Carbohydrates elements	CHO
Carbohydrates function	Body’s primary source of energy
Carbohydrate examples	Starches and cellulose
Carbohydrate foods	Sweets, honey, bread, potato, corn
Protein monomer	Amino acid
Protein element	CHON(S)
Protein function	Needed for growth and repair
Protein examples	Muscle hair nails enzymes
Protein food	Meat, eggs, fish cheese
Lipid monomer	Glycerol and fatty acids
Lipid element	CHO
Lipid function	Energy storage( long-term )insulation, cell membranes, hormones
Lipid examples	Oil, wax, fat
Lipid food	Butter and mayo
Nucleic acid monomer	Nucleotide
Nucleic acid element	CHONP
Nucleic acid function	Genetic information storage and protein synthesis
Nucleic acid examples	DNA, RNA
Nucleic acid food	All plants and animals
Dehydration synthesis	Removes H2O to attach to small molecules to make one large molecule
Hydrolysis	Adds H2O to split large molecules into smaller molecules
Cells	Basic unit of all living things
Organization	All living things are organized at the molecular and cellular level-DNA
Homeostasis	Your body’s natural way of keeping its internal environment, stable and balanced
Metabolism	The collection of chemical processes that convert food into energy for the body to use and also build and repair tissues and eliminate waste
Reproduction	The biological process were organisms, creating similar individuals called offspring
Growth and development	Growth is a Physical measurable increase in size and development is a broader process of gaining new skills and abilities that are both physical and mental
Response to stimuli	How a living organism reacts to change in its environment or internal state
Evolution	The process of gradual change in the inherited traits of living population of remain generations, leading to increase diversity and adaptation to new environments

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