biological molecules part 2

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what are monosaccharides?
the simplest types of carbohydrates, number of carbon atoms can be from 3 to 7. the carbons are joined to the carboxyl group (-OH)
Monosaccharides act as monomers to make larger complex carbohydrate molecules. Two monosaccharides are linked together which forms a glycosidic bond producing a disaccharide
how is maltose formed?
by joining 2 glucose molecules in a condensation reaction
what is cellulose made of?
Numerous glucose molecules joined together
what is a polysaccharides role?
Supply and storage of energy
what is starch made up of?
amylose and amylopectin, polysaccharides

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biological molecules part 2

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1.3 Lipids

6.1.1 Biological Explanations

2.5 Biological membranes

1.8 Water

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1.6 Nucleic Acids

1.9 Inorganic Ions

5.3.2 Biological Explanations

16.3 Biological Explanations of Offending Behaviour

1.4.1 Biological Theories

2.1 Atoms, Compounds, Molecules and Equations

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