Macromolecules

What is lipids?

• Sugar

• fatty acids

• acid residues

What is macromolecules?

• A large molecule important for living things.

• Nothing in special.

• The sun and important flowers.

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What is the funtions of carbohydrates?

• Provides to much energy.

• Provides short term energy.

• No provides energy.

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Where you find lipids?

• Oils, fats, waxes.

• Candy, bread, pasta.

• All living things.

What is proteins?

• Macromolecules made up of no linear chains of animo acids.

• Macromolecules no have animo acids.

• Macromolecules made up of linear chains of amino acids.

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What is Nucleic acid?

• No have any relations about DNA or RNA.

• A complex organic substance present in living cells, especially DNA or RNA, whose molecules consist of many nucleotides linked in a long chain.

• None of the above options.

What is the function the Nucleic acid?

• Energy.

• Storage and expression of genomic information.

• Building life slimming.

Biological macromolecules is:

• Large cellular components abundantly obtained naturally and are responsible for varieties of essential functions for the growth and survival of living organisms.

• Nothing in special.

• Nothing necessary in our lives.

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• Macromolecules is important for the body.

• Macromolecules is bad for the body.

• none about this.

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what are the macromolecules?

• Carbohydrates

  Lipids

  Nucleic acid

  Proteins.

• Monomer

  Elements

  Glucose.

• Solid

  Liquid

  gas.

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