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water carbon hydrophobis carbohydrate hydrophilic nucleic acid monosaccharide steroids secondary structure fatty acid b-sheet unsaturated fatty acids glycosidic bonds polypeptide primary structure denaturation a-helix peptide backbone deoxyribose disaccaride dehydration reaction substrate hydolysis reaction lipid protein functional group amino acids nitrogenous base complex carbohydrate enzyme polysaccharide saturated fatty acid tertiary structure nucleotide active site phosphate quaternary structure energy source You may create your concept map in the format of your choice (online or by hand) and can use colour or diagrams to help portray your concept map. If you do decide to use colour and it is not obvious to your teacher what these colours represent, please include a legend or description of your concept map. This is an example of a VERY simple concept map. The idea of this map is simply to give you an idea of 99+ ASUS ZenBook

water carbon hydrophobis carbohydrate hydrophilic nucleic acid monosaccharide steroids secondary structure fatty acid b-sheet unsaturated fatty acids glycosidic bonds polypeptide primary structure denaturation a-helix peptide backbone deoxyribose disaccaride dehydration reaction substrate hydolysis reaction lipid protein functional group amino acids nitrogenous base complex carbohydrate enzyme polysaccharide saturated fatty acid tertiary structure nucleotide active site phosphate quaternary structure energy source You may create your concept map in the format of your choice (online or by hand) and can use colour or diagrams to help portray your concept map. If you do decide to use colour and it is not obvious to your teacher what these colours represent, please include a legend or description of your concept map. This is an example of a VERY simple concept map. The idea of this map is simply to give you an idea of 99+ ASUS ZenBook

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN:9780134580999
Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation
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rain All water carbohydrate carbon hydrophobis nucleic acid hydrophilic monosaccharide steroids secondary structure fatty acid b-sheet unsaturated fatty acids glycosidic bonds polypeptide primary structure denaturation a-helix peptide backbone deoxyribose disaccaride dehydration reaction substrate hydolysis reaction lipid protein functional group amino acids nitrogenous base complex carbohydrate enzyme polysaccharide saturated fatty acid tertiary structure nucleotide active site phosphate quaternary structure energy source You may create your concept map in the format of your choice (online or by hand) and can use colour or diagrams to help portray your concept map. If you do decide to use colour and it is not obvious to your teacher what these colours represent, please include a legend or description of your concept map. This is an example of a VERY simple concept map. The idea of this map is simply to give you an idea of 99+ ASUS ZenBook F9 F10 F3 F5 F7 F6 C F8 LA 0
Transcribed Image Text:rain All water carbohydrate carbon hydrophobis nucleic acid hydrophilic monosaccharide steroids secondary structure fatty acid b-sheet unsaturated fatty acids glycosidic bonds polypeptide primary structure denaturation a-helix peptide backbone deoxyribose disaccaride dehydration reaction substrate hydolysis reaction lipid protein functional group amino acids nitrogenous base complex carbohydrate enzyme polysaccharide saturated fatty acid tertiary structure nucleotide active site phosphate quaternary structure energy source You may create your concept map in the format of your choice (online or by hand) and can use colour or diagrams to help portray your concept map. If you do decide to use colour and it is not obvious to your teacher what these colours represent, please include a legend or description of your concept map. This is an example of a VERY simple concept map. The idea of this map is simply to give you an idea of 99+ ASUS ZenBook F9 F10 F3 F5 F7 F6 C F8 LA 0
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