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Warm up 10/2:Warm up 10/2: 1.Pass labs toward the center. 2.When is the next Exam? a.When is the study guide due? b.When is intervention? 3.When is your RAFT project Due?

BIOCHEMISTRY Part II

Macromolecule ReviewMacromolecule Review  Large carbon molecule chains are called Polymers  Made up of smaller units called monomers  Monomers  polymers ( macromolecules ) 1.Nucleic Acids: Contain C,H,O, N  Monomer = nucleotide  Nucleotides: made of 3 basic parts  Phosphate group  a sugar  nitrogen containing base

Proteins: Contain C, H, O, and N  Monomer= Amino acids  Same basic structure but differ at functional (R) group  20 amino acids  Forms peptide bonds  Polymer is called a polypeptide.

CARBOHYDRATES  Monomer = monosaccharide (simple sugar)  Made of C, H, and O and easily recognized by ring structure but no N like in DNA!!

CARBOHYDRATES MACROMOLECULES  2 monosaccharides = disaccharide  3 or more monosaccharides = polysaccharide such as starch or cellulose Disaccharide 

3. Carbohydrates3. Carbohydrates  Function: broken down to provide quick energy for cells  Example: sugars and starches (pastas, breads, candy etc)

4. Lipids4. Lipids  Monomer: Fatty Acids  Functions  Store Energy  Make up cell membranes  Used to make hormones

4. Lipids4. Lipids  Made up of C, H, O  Long and non polar  Hydrophobic: does not dissolve in water  Examples: fats, oils, phospholipids, steroids, waxes, and pigments  found in mayonnaise, ice cream, hot cheetos etc