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Fats and oils that store energy in living organisms.
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Large molecules made by linking smaller repeating units.
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Essential molecules for growth, repair, and function in cells.
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Building blocks of proteins, crucial for various bodily functions.
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Basic units of DNA and RNA, carrying genetic information.
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Breaking down molecules with water, often for digestion.
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Source of energy, including sugars and starches.
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Short chain of amino acids, a component of proteins.
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Small molecule that can link together to form a polymer.
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Two sugar molecules bonded together, a type of carbohydrate.