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    The document outlines different types of macromolecules including carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids. It lists examples of these macromolecules in real life such as phospholipids, cell membranes, RNA, and DNA. The table also describes characteristics of each macromolecule such as their monomers, elements, uses in the body, and how they are synthesized through different reactions.

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    The document outlines different types of macromolecules including carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids. It lists examples of these macromolecules in real life such as phospholipids, cell membranes, RNA, and DNA. The table also describes characteristics of each macromolecule such as their monomers, elements, uses in the body, and how they are synthesized through different reactions.

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    The document outlines different types of macromolecules including carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids. It lists examples of these macromolecules in real life such as phospholipids, cell membranes, RNA, and DNA. The table also describes characteristics of each macromolecule such as their monomers, elements, uses in the body, and how they are synthesized through different reactions.

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    Monomers Polymers/ Elements Examples / Examples / Use Special Synthesis

    Different name Real life Real life characteristics reaction

    Glycerol and Polysaccharides C,H,O,N Phospholipids Cell Building Hydrophobic Dehydration


    fatty acids Proteins membrane blocks – Not synthesis
    Carbohydrates Lipids used for Lipids
    Lipids Lipids energy Lipids
    Proteins Proteins Carbohydrates
    Nucleotides Polypeptides C,H,O,N,P RNA Chitin: Energy Linked to heart Sugar
    Exoskeleton Storage – diseases phosphate
    Nucleic Acids Proteins Nucleic Acids Nucleic Acids of insects Secondary bond
    source of Lipids
    Carbohydrate energy Nucleic Acids
    s
    Lipids
    Monosaccharides C,H,O Starch Plant cell Cell Carry Peptide bonds
    Carbohydrates walls membrane hereditary
    Carbohydrates Lipids Carbohydrate bilayer information Proteins
    Carbohydrate s Lipids
    s Nucleic Acids
    Amino Acids Glucose Hemoglobin: Most Monomer is
    Carbohydrates Molecule in hormones formed of a
    Proteins blood that variable side
    captures Proteins chain attached
    oxygen to amino group
    Proteins Proteins
    DNA Bread Growth and Molecules fold
    Carbohydrate repair into special
    Nucleic Acids s Proteins shapes to
    function
    Proteins
    Cellulose Oil Primary May be
    Carbohydrates source of saturated or
    Lipids energy unsaturated
    Carbohydrate
    s Lipids
    Insulin Chromosomes Antibodies for
    Proteins immune
    Nucleic Acids system
    Proteins

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