What are the 4 macromolecules produced by Carbon that we need?

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geometry_hater · Answer

Lipids,Carbohydrates, Proteins and im not sure about the fourth one


Protein i think hold on let me check

anonymous · Answer

Opps hold on

geometry_hater · Answer

^Beat me to it but the fourth one is Nucleic acid

anonymous · Answer

lol i deleted it :) thought i was wrong

anonymous · Answer

The four macromolecules consist of Carbohydrates, Lipids, Nucleic Acids, and Polypeptides

anonymous · Answer

there

anonymous · Answer

Polypeptides are proteins right?

geometry_hater · Answer

Yeah they are the same thing really

anonymous · Answer

Ok, just wanted to be sure

anonymous · Answer

http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/Biology/amarti-subirana/BIO%20181/Adobe%20PDF%20files/Carbon%20and%20Macromolecules.pdf Carbohydrates (sugars): act as storage and source of energy • Lipids (fats): act as storage of energy; they are components of cell membranes • Proteins: perform multiple cellular functions • Nucleic Acids: hold genetic message and intervene in the processing of genetic information