Answer-2, 3,4. 2. Lipids:a. Are Hydrophilicb. Contains monomersc. Are divided into 3 typesd. Phospholipids can function as signaling molecules3. Proteins:a. Function depends on the structureb. Monomers are the nucleotidesc. Can be denatured by physical and chemical changesd. Tertiary structure has Vander Waals interactions formed between R groups ofamino acids4. Nucleic acids:a. Are polymers of nucleotidesb. DNA and RNA are the samec. DNA contains URACIL based. RNA is a double helix

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Chapter3: The Chemistry Of Life: Organic Compounds

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Answer-2, 3,4.

2. Lipids:
a. Are Hydrophilic
b. Contains monomers
c. Are divided into 3 types
d. Phospholipids can function as signaling molecules
3. Proteins:
a. Function depends on the structure
b. Monomers are the nucleotides
c. Can be denatured by physical and chemical changes
d. Tertiary structure has Vander Waals interactions formed between R groups of
amino acids
4. Nucleic acids:
a. Are polymers of nucleotides
b. DNA and RNA are the same
c. DNA contains URACIL base
d. RNA is a double helix

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