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Jigsaw Red—carbohydrates Orange—lipid Yellow—nucleic acid

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1 Jigsaw Red—carbohydrates Orange—lipid Yellow—nucleic acid
Green—protein Blue—carbohydrates Purple—lipid Brown—nucleic acid Black—protein

2 SWITCH IT UP! Groups of Groups of Red, Orange, Yellow, Green
Share your results! Groups of Blue, Purple, Brown, Black Share your results!

3 Functions: quick energy Monomer: simple sugar monosaccharide
CARBOHYDRATES Elements: CHO Examples: pasta Functions: quick energy Monomer: simple sugar   monosaccharide Polymer: polysaccharide Simple v. complex carbs: simple are smaller Nucleic acids Elements: CHOPN Examples: DNA and RNA Function: code for protein Monomer: nucleotide AKA the “__blueprint_______” of life LIPIDS Elements: CHO Examples: butter   oil Functions: long term energy Monomers: fatty acids & glycerol Polymers: fats or lipids Fats v. oils (Saturated v. unsaturated) saturated = solid at room temperature Proteins Elements: CHOSN Examples: enzymes, movement, eyesight, digestion Functions: reactions Monomer: amino acids Polymer: protein Enzymes: proteins that carry out reactions in cells

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