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carbohydrates
(saccharides)

composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen

include: sugars & starches

function: energy metabolism & storage, structural support for cells & organisms
lipids
repel water

composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen

have lower oxygen content than carbohydrates and are less oxidized

store more energy than carbohydrates

long-term energy sources
hormonal proteins
functions: chemical messengers

ex: insulin, glucagon
transport proteins
functions: transports other substances

ex: hemoglobin, carrier proteins
structural proteins
functions: physical support

ex: collagen
contractile proteins
functions: movement

ex: actin, myosin
antibodies proteins
functions: immune defense

ex: immunoglobins, interferons
enzyme proteins
functions: biological catalysts

ex: amylase, lipase, ATPase
enzymes
act as catalysts for all biochemical reactions

increase reaction rates by lowering activation energy
nucleic acids
act as informational molecules

include DNA and RNA
glycolysis
a metabolic pathway that is a series of biochemical reactions that have a common purpose

the first biochemical pathway in the capture of energy from glucose

consists of 10 steps, each catalyzed by an enzyme uniquely evolved to catalyze that reaction

energy is captured to make NADH