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Carbohydrates Subunits: Sugar, Starch Use: Energy

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1 Carbohydrates Subunits: Sugar, Starch Use: Energy
Examples: glucose, sucrose Disaccharide ex. sucrose

2 Lipids Subunits: Fatty Acids Use: Energy, cell structure
Chain length: ranges from 12 to 24, always with an even number of carbons. Saturated: NO double bonds ex. Butter, cheese Unsaturated: One or more double bonds Ex. Nuts, avacado

3 Proteins Subunits: Amino acids (ex. Leucine) Uses: Structure, enzymes
Examples: Meat, fish

4 Nucleic Acid Subunits: nucleotides Examples: DNA, RNA adenine thymine

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