Biomolecules
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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Lecture Goals
- Write down the names of the 4 biomolecules
- Look at structural pictures of each biomolecules
- Mentally note similarities and differences
- Summarize, in your words, the general functions
- Listen, ask questions, respond to questions, add info
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The all important Carbon Atom
It is found in all 4 biomolecules; it can form up to 4 different bonds.
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General Functions
What do the biomolecules do?
Carbohydrates - used as the main energy storage molecule
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Lipids: used for energy storage, but also for protection and padding
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Proteins: make up the body's structural building blocks and do some cellular chemistry
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Nucleic Acids: Store a cell's genetic information to be used for copying
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What is one overall similarity, so far?
What are some differences?
