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Macromoléculas: ¿qué son y para qué sirven?
 

Macromoléculas: ¿qué son y para qué sirven?Online version

Descubre su estructura y función.

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Los ácidos nucleicos están formados por nucleótidos.

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Los ácidos nucleicos se componen de aminoácidos.

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Todas las proteínas almacenan información genética.

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Las macromoléculas están formadas por moléculas independientes sin enlace entre ellas.

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La función principal de algunas proteínas es catalizar reacciones químicas y estructurar tejidos.

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Las proteínas están formadas por aminoácidos.

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Las macromoléculas están formadas por la unión de monómeros.

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Los carbohidratos no pueden actuar como fuente de energía.

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Los lípidos son polímeros formados por monómeros repetidos.

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Los polisacáridos como el almidón y el glucógeno son ejemplos de macromoléculas de carbohidratos.

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