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Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study The source of the following images is the textbook BIOLOGY , by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use and study of said text. Please ask yourself the following as you study the diagrams. Please ask yourself the following as you study the diagrams. 1. 1. What terms must be needed to fully understand what is going on in each What terms must be needed to fully understand what is going on in each diagram. diagram. 2. 2. Be able to describe what action or dynamic is being shown in each Be able to describe what action or dynamic is being shown in each diagram. What is it? What does it mean? diagram. What is it? What does it mean? 3. 3. Be able to connect each diagram to the bigger picture of how and why Be able to connect each diagram to the bigger picture of how and why certain chemicals are essential to life as we know it. certain chemicals are essential to life as we know it.

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Page 1: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

Chapter 4-“The Chemical Basis of Life”

Diagrams to Study

The source of the following images is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use and study of said text.

Please ask yourself the following as you study the diagrams.Please ask yourself the following as you study the diagrams.1.1.What terms must be needed to fully understand what is going on in each diagram.What terms must be needed to fully understand what is going on in each diagram.2.2.Be able to describe what action or dynamic is being shown in each diagram. What Be able to describe what action or dynamic is being shown in each diagram. What is it? What does it mean?is it? What does it mean?3.3.Be able to connect each diagram to the bigger picture of how and why certain Be able to connect each diagram to the bigger picture of how and why certain chemicals are essential to life as we know it.chemicals are essential to life as we know it.

Page 2: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

The source of the above Image is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use of said text.

Page 3: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

The source of the above Image is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use of said text.

-yne ≡-yne ≡

Page 4: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

The source of the above Image is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use of said text.

Page 5: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

The source of the above Image is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use of said text.

Page 6: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

The source of the above Image is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use of said text.

Page 7: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

The source of the above Image is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use of said text.

Page 8: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

The source of the above Image is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use of said text.

Page 9: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

The source of the above Image is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use of said text.

Page 10: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

The source of the above Image is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use of said text.

Page 11: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

The source of the above Image is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use of said text.

Page 12: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

The source of the above Image is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use of said text.

Page 13: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

The source of the above Image is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use of said text.

Page 14: Chapter 4- “The Chemical Basis of Life” Diagrams to Study

The source of the above Image is the textbook BIOLOGY, by Miller and Levine, Prentice Hall, Third Edition 1995, and is used only for educational purpose coordinated with the legitimate use of said text.