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For this question, we'll consider our four biomolecules used in the body for different functions.
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So we have our carbohydrates, we have our lipids, we have proteins, and we have our nucleotides.
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Our carbohydrates are sugars, which are used for quick energy.
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The main example of this is glucose, which is used to produce atp for energy.
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Our lipids are fat groups, which are typically our fatty acids and our glycerols, and these are our long -term storage for energy and on occasion heat.
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This would consist of triglycerides and other similar groups.
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Our proteins are our amino acid groups, and these carry out all our complex functions of the body.
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So this would be like immunity, signaling, and other important functions of the body.
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Our nucleotides consist of mostly dna and rna, atp, and our triphosphates of our other nucleotides.
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So our guanazine tryphosphate, cytosine triphosphate, uriciliposphate, and tyrosine trifosate.
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But typically atp is the most common source of energy you'll see...