Living Agent Inventory: Biomolecules 
Last modified: Thu 5/22/97 1745 PDT
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Terms |
Object |
Classes |
Biomolecule; NucleicAcidMolecule; NucleotideMonomer; ProteinMolecule;
AminoAcidMonomer |
| Instances |
(none) |
| Event |
Classes |
(none) |
| Instances |
(none) |
A biomolecule
is a dependent biostructure
which consists of a single molecule.
The study of biomolecules as Physical
Agents is the subject matter of biochemistry,
part of chemistry.
The study of biomolecules in their role as dependent biostructures is the
subject matter of molecular biology,
part of biology.
- You can learn about biomolecules here:
A nucleic acid molecule
is a biomolecule which is a sequence of nucleotide
monomers.
- You can learn about nucleic acid molecules here:
A protein molecule is a
biomolecule which is a sequence of amino
acid monomers.
- You can learn about protein molecules here:
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