organic compounds

Lipids

• Lipids are fat.
• Lipids can also be used to make steroids or wax.
• The monomer of a lipid is glycerol and fatty acids.
• The elements that make up lipids are, carbon,hydrogen and oxygen.
• Some of the functions of a lipid are, they store energy for mobilization

Lipids

• Some examples of lipids are steroids,wax and fat-soluble vitamins.

carbohydrates

• A carbohydrate is a large group of organic compounds occurring in foods and
• Living tissues.
• The monomer of carbohydrates is Monosaccharides 
• The elements that makes up carbohydrates are hydrogen,carbon and oxygen.
• Some examples of carbohydrates are candy bars and cookies.

Carbohydrates functions

• Energy supply for the brain.
• Avoiding ketosis from the breakdown of fatty acids.
• Cellular and recognition .

Nucleic Acids

• A complex organic substance in living cells.
• A monomer of Nucleic acids are Nucleotides.
• Elements are carbon, hydrogen, oxygen nitrogen phosphorous, carbohydrates.
• The function of Nuclic acids are to make up DNA and RNA
• Examples are DNA and RNA

proteins

• A long chain of amino acids twisted around in a knot.
• There are 20 amino acids that make up a protein.
• Made of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, sulfer and selenium.
• Antibody bind to foreign partials to protect the body.  
• Some examples are collagen and myosin.