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Bell Ringer: 3/3/17 Homework on desk for a spot check. Objective: Identify three of the four major organic compounds in organisms and illustrate the monomer of each. Questions: If worldwide deforestation is not regulated, what most likely would be the result? What do we use to test for monosaccharides?

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Nucleotides Function Subunits energy carriers chemical messengers building blocks of nucleic acids & coenzymes Subunits 1 sugar (ribose or deoxyribose) 1 phosphate group 1 nitrogen containing base Adenine (a base) Phosphate group Deoxyribose sugar

Examples of Nucleotides ATP: adenosine triphosphate 3 phosphate groups attached to sugar ATP is an energy carrier important to metabolism

Single strand of RNA Nitrogen Base base phosphate connected by covalent bond sugar

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