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LIVING BEINGS

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Diagram of iving beings
Laura Acosta Armas
Mind Map by Laura Acosta Armas, updated more than 1 year ago
Laura Acosta Armas
Created by Laura Acosta Armas about 4 years ago
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LIVING BEINGS
  1. LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION
    1. Atom
      1. Molecule
        1. Organelle
          1. Cell
            1. Tissue
              1. Organ
                1. Organ system
                  1. Organism
    2. CHEMICAL COMPOSITION
      1. BIOMOLECULES
        1. INORGANIC
          1. WATER
            1. MINERAL SALTS
            2. ORGANIC
              1. CARBOHYDRATES

                Annotations:

                • MONOSACCHARIDES as glucose DISACCHARIDES as sucrose POLYSACCHARIDES as cellulose or glycogen
                1. LIPIDS

                  Annotations:

                  • Examples: Fats, phospholipids and cholesterol.
                  1. PROTEINS

                    Annotations:

                    • Composed of amino acids. Examples: collagen, hemoglobin and antibodies.
                    1. NUCLEIC ACIDS

                      Annotations:

                      • DNA and RNA
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