Macromolecules

... for the origin of life: 1. Biogenesis. Extraterrestrial origin (panspermia) 2. Abiogenesis or spontaneous origin on Earth (self-replicating macromolecules under the influence of natural selection). 3. Special creation: religious explanations argue that life was created by God, or one of ...

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For an assignment, I have to find out what the four macromolecules are and give examples of each. I figured out that the four macromolecules are carbohydrates, lipids, polypeptides and nucleic acids but I can't find examples of any of them. If anyone ...

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... 13. Which of the following is not a function of the plant vacuole? A) storage of ions, pigments, and toxins B) production of ATP C) breakdown of macromolecules with enzymes D) support of overall plant structure B) 14. Using an electron microscope, you notice an organelle that consists of stacks ...

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... 13. Which of the following is not a function of the plant vacuole? A) storage of ions, pigments, and toxins B) production of ATP C) breakdown of macromolecules with enzymes D) support of overall plant structure 14. Using an electron microscope, you notice an organelle that consists of stacks ...

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Well I don't really mean nutritionally, just how much chemical energy is stored in there. I think the order of macromolecules from most chemical energy to least is: canola oil > glycogen > starch > cellulose > glucose but I just don't know if cellulose would have higher ...

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