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Week 7 Journal Questions

Week 7 Journal Questions . Monday Q: Which type of questions did you have problems with, on Friday’s test? A: . Table of Contents . Table of Contents . Notes: Macromolecules . What are macromolecules?. “big” molecules inside of cells Formed through polymerization

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Week 7 Journal Questions

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  1. Week 7 Journal Questions Monday Q: Which type of questions did you have problems with, on Friday’s test? A: .

  2. Table of Contents

  3. Table of Contents

  4. Notes: Macromolecules

  5. What are macromolecules? • “big” molecules inside of cells • Formed through polymerization • Smaller units, or monomer, join to make polymers.

  6. What are macromolecules? • Monomer • Mono = one; mer = part • Precursor, small building block

  7. What are macromolecules? • Polymer • Poly = many; mer = part. • Large molecule consisting of many smaller sub-units bonded together.

  8. Monomer/Polymer Examples Monomer Brick Bead Polymer Brick Wall Bead Necklace Come up with some examples of monomers and polymers and write down in your NB

  9. Quick Write: (2-3 sentences) How are monomers and polymers related?

  10. 4 important macromolecules in living things: • Carbohydrates = sugars • Lipids = fats, oils, and waxes • nucleic acids = DNA, RNA • Proteins = meat

  11. Get a color pencil and box anything relating to macromolecule.

  12. 4 important macromolecules in living things: • Carbohydrates = sugars • Lipids = fats, oils, and waxes • nucleic acids = DNA, RNA • Proteins = meat

  13. Exit TicketAnswer on the bottom of today’s notes • Today’s essential question is: • What are macromolecules and why are they important for cells? • 2 things I learned in today’s class to answer the essential question are: • One question I still have is:

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