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Unit 1 topic 3 macro

Macro Molecules

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organic compound The main chemical components of living organisms, they are molecules, built around the element carbon
macromolecule large(macro) molecules made by smaller molecules bonding together
monomer small building blocks of molecules that we get from the food we eat
plolmer a component of a molecule that is large but not a macro molecule
Carbohydrate a type of macromolecule that contains carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms in a 1:2:1 ratio they are the main source of energy usually in the form of glucose
Monosaccharide most simple component of a carbohydrate monosaccharides, or glucose is sugar that is used to fuel anything living
disaccharide sucrose, consist of two monosaccharide units joined together
lipid a type of macromolecule
phospholid make up the protective outer membrane of a cell of all organisima, they control movement in and out of cells.
protein a type of macromolecule
amino acid a protein polymer is made of monomers called amino acids.
enzyme biological catalyst that speed up chemical reactions by breaking down molecules and synthesisizing new ones
nucleotide 3 part unit that consist of a 5 carbon sugar and phospate
nucleic acid a type of macromolecule
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