What are Macromolecules?

What are Lipids?

• Extra energy reservoir and controls water movement

• Monomers are amino acids

• Function of this macromolecule is to provide the framework or scaffolding of the cell

• Monomer of nucleic acids

What are proteins?

• Extra energy reservoir and controls water movement

• A chain of monomers of amino acids.

• Function of this macromolecule is to provide the framework or scaffolding of the cell

• Monomer of nucleic acids

What are proteins?

• Extra energy reservoir and controls water movement

• A chain of monomers of fatty acids.

• Function of this macromolecule is to provide the framework or scaffolding of the cell

• Monomer of nucleic acids

What are proteins?

• Carbon, Helium, Oxygen, and Nitrogen make up this macromolecule

• Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Phosphorous make up this macromolecule

• Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Nitrogen make up this macromolecule.

• Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Neon make up this macromolecule

What is Nucleotide?

• Extra energy reservoir and controls water movement

• Monomers are amino acids

• Function of this macromolecule is to provide the framework or scaffolding of the cell

• Monomer of nucleic acids

Match the following

• Lipids

• amino acids

• Proteins

• glucose

• Nucleic Acids

• fatty acids

• Carbohydrates

• Nucleotides

Identify the diagram with the correct terms:

c

d

e

f

b

a

Monosaccharide

RNA

Hydrogen Bond

Nitrogenous Base

Covalent bond

Phosphorous

Identify the monomer:

The building block of protein is

Match the correct Nitrogenous base :

T->___