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Sucrose Estrogen Glucose Glycogen Monosaccharide Disaccharide
Glycogen Hemoglobin Steroids Starch DNA Amino acids
They are made of nucleotides There are thousands of different proteins in humans Hemoglobin is an example protein Proteins are made of many amino acids. Disaccharids are a type of protein. Proteins can form receptors in cell membranes
Carbohydrate Protein Blood sugar Polysaccharide Hemoglobin Glucose
Estrogen Hemoglobin Steroids HDL Starch DNA
Testosterone Fatty acids Phospholipids VLDL Cholesterol Triglycerides
Estrogen Testosterone Steroids HDL VLDL LDL
Lipids Estrogen Cholesterol Triglycerides Starch HDL
Made of nucleotides Contains uracil Contains nitrogen bases Contains triglycerides and steroids Found in the nucleus of a cell Is a type of nucleic acid
Steroids Proteins DNA Hemoglobin Glycogen Glucose
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