Macromolecules by Chelsea Orr

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  1. Hi, my name is Chelsea.
  2. Or and this is my presentation on macro molecules.
  3. There are four types of macro molecules, one carbohydrates to
  4. nuclear assets, three proteins and four lipids.
  5. The picture represents the structure of macro molecules in their
  6. cellular structure form polymer structure, form and monem oh monomer
  7. structure form.
  8. Each macro molecule has four different functions.
  9. The first being carbohydrates.
  10. Carbohydrates function is energy storage, structural support and plant cell
  11. walls. The function of nuclear assets and enclosed genes and
  12. the DNA and needed for gene expression in RNA proteins
  13. provide many functions.
  14. But this is just a list of some of them.
  15. They provide enzyme catalysts, defense, transport support, motion regulation in
  16. storage. The function of lipids are energy storage, chemical messengers
  17. and structural support.
  18. Although off for the macro molecules has monomers, carbohydrates, nuclear
  19. assets, proteins and lipids are all polymers cover hydrates has
  20. carbon, hydrogen and oxygen bonds which compromise which nuclear assets
  21. have carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and fast forward limit elements,
  22. proteins has carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen elements, lipids has
  23. carbon, hydrogen and oxygen elements.
  24. Some example of some macro molecules carbohydrates, anything that potatoes,
  25. pasta, anything that will provide energy Nuclear assets, chromosomes.
  26. We have 23 chromosomes and our jeans.
  27. That's where it comes from, nuclear assets, proteins, example is
  28. hemoglobin. So red blood cells are an example and lipids,
  29. anything butter, animal lard, um any type of that is
  30. an example of lipids