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Hello, my name is mystique.
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In this video, i'm going to talk about macromolecules and their function.
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So i'll be reading out, you know, the function, and then i will be typing the macro molecule that matches that function.
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So listen up.
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Moves ordinales around inside cells, moves nutrients across membranes.
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Okay, so that's both.
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Going to be proteins.
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You know, proteins have that quadinary.
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A lot of proteins have a quaternary structure, which is the fourth structure of the protein.
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And it allows for specificity and function.
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So this protein, if it's a carrier, it probably has a specific location within the protein that allows it to carry molecules and move things.
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So it sounds like it has a quaternary structure.
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But remember, all proteins, all proteins have up to a tertiary structure.
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So all proteins have a primary, secondary, and tertiary structure.
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All right.
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So that's protein.
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It stores information to be passed on a new generation.
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That's going to be nucleic acid...