Chapter 2, Problem 5AA

Summary Introduction

To explain: The one function that is relevant to biological process for carbohydrates.

Concept introduction: All the living organisms consist of four major molecules. They are carbohydrate, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids. These are biologically significant molecule that are covalently connected by the carbon atoms. They are associated with hydrogen. The organic molecules are the biomolecules that include at least one bond between the carbon and hydrogen bond.

Summary Introduction

To explain: The one function that is relevant to biological process for nucleic acids.

Concept introduction: All the living organisms consist of four major molecules. They are carbohydrate, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids. These are biologically significant molecule that are covalently connected by the carbon atoms. They are associated with hydrogen. The organic molecules are the biomolecules that include at least one bond between the carbon and hydrogen bond.

Summary Introduction

To explain: The one function that is relevant to biological process for proteins.

Concept introduction: All the living organisms consist of four major molecules. They are carbohydrate, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids. These are biologically significant molecule that are covalently connected by the carbon atoms. They are associated with hydrogen. The organic molecules are the biomolecules that include at least one bond between the carbon and hydrogen bond.

Summary Introduction

To explain: The one function that is relevant to biological process for lipids.

Concept introduction: All the living organisms consist of four major molecules. They are carbohydrate, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids. These are biologically significant molecule that are covalently connected by the carbon atoms. They are associated with hydrogen. The organic molecules are the biomolecules that include at least one bond between the carbon and hydrogen bond.