biomacromolecues

[khalil]

hey guys
i've got a test one the first chapter, and looking at the study design it says "synthesis of biomacromolecules: polysaccharides, nuleic acid and protein
for pollsacchride,do we just state the process of condensation reaction?? and also wat does biomacromolecules mean, the proper definition?

[jackinthepatch]

For the synthesis of polysaccharides yeah I reckon you'd just talk about the process of polymerisation between monosaccharides. Also talk about whereabouts in the cell they are synthesised in plants and animals.
 
As for biomacromolecule -
bio = life,
macro = large,
molecule = well, molecule lol.

So from that I guess you could piece together your own definition.

Or you could just go with this pretty simple definition:
http://www.biology-online.org/dictionary/Biomacromolecule

[hard]

oaf still up to there? btw you have tests... weird we only have experiments for bio

[khalil]

thx jack in the pants!!... i hope ur right, the thing about the study design is that it doeesn't indicate to what depth we have to go in

[jackinthepatch]

Lol no worries, I think I'm right . But I'd highly doubt you would get a question on the exam asking to define 'biomacromolecule' anyway lol.
But yeah I guess ya never know ey.