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4 major subdivisions

Postby maries1952 » Fri Dec 02, 2005 4:57 pm

:( If someone could please help me I would greatly appreciate help with understanding this so I can discuss with my son.

List the 4 major subdivisions for each of the four types of compounds within living organisms

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Postby kandarp shah » Fri Dec 02, 2005 10:03 pm

heres are the most important organic compund withhin all living organisms.

- carbohydrates(alll sugars.....glucose,sucrose,frutcose.etc.)
-fats
-lipids(hormones,steroydes)
nucleic acid(DNA, RNA)

sorry if i spelled anything wrong....i was in rush......hope this helps.
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Postby canalon » Fri Dec 02, 2005 10:32 pm

kandarp shah wrote:heres are the most important organic compund withhin all living organisms.

- carbohydrates(alll sugars.....glucose,sucrose,frutcose.etc.)
-fats
-lipids(hormones,steroydes)
nucleic acid(DNA, RNA)

sorry if i spelled anything wrong....i was in rush......hope this helps.


OK 4 categories:
- carbohydrates OK
- fats and lipids are the same
- Proteins were missing
- As the fourth: Nucleic acids, why not, I may want to go for salts though.

But the 4 major subdivision in those, beats me.
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Postby maries1952 » Wed Dec 14, 2005 3:45 am

Thank you so much for the help I finally figured it out with his science teacher before I got to see your reply

Its a good feeling to know I have friends here to help me with my son and his homeschooling
Bless you all
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Postby MrMistery » Wed Dec 14, 2005 7:18 pm

Out of curiosity, what were those subdivisions?
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