Organic Macromolecules

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Organic Macromolecules Graphic Organizer

Graphic Organizer Set up Organic Molecule Carbohydrates Major Functions Building Blocks Examples Lipids Proteins Nucleic Acids

Carbohydrates Major Functions Building Blocks Examples Quick Source of Energy Building Blocks Monosaccharides (Glucose) Examples Glucose Starches Sugars

Lipids Major Functions Building Blocks Examples Energy Storage Form Cell Membrane Insulation Water-proofing Building Blocks Fatty Acids Glycerol Examples Phospholipids Oils Waxes Cholesterol

Proteins Major Functions Building Blocks Examples Immune Response Hormones Speed up Reactions (enzymes) Build and Repair Tissues Building Blocks Amino Acids Examples Enzymes Hemoglobin Muscle Fibers

Nucleic Acids Major Functions Building Blocks Examples Store and Transmit Hereditary Information Building Blocks Nucleotides 5-Carbon Sugar, Nitrogen base, phosphate group Examples DNA RNA