Carbohydrates:
They help to provide the body with a source of energy or
fuel and also help to regulate bodily processes.
Lipids:
They help to store energy and they form the membranes around
cells to protect them. Lipid hormones also play a role in some bodily functions.
Proteins:
Proteins such as antibodies and enzymes help fight germs in
the body. There are many different types of proteins, some that may fall under
these; hormonal proteins, structural proteins, storage proteins, and transport
proteins.
Nucleic Acid:
<span>They store hereditary information and they contain
information for making all of the body’s proteins. </span>
<span>Hope this helps!!</span>
<span>Examples of b. omega-6 fatty acids include seeds ,nuts, and vegetable oils. Omega-6 is primarily derived from linoleic acid, which is an essential fatty acid. This means that the body cannot synthesize it, so it must be obtained from food sources. The other essential fatty acid is known as Omega-3 (alpha-linolenic acid). It is said that there must be a balance between the intake of these two fatty acids.</span>
According to the CDC Prevention Guidelines Database: fter treatment of each patient and at the completion of daily work activities, countertops and dental unit surfaces should be cleaned with disposable toweling, using an appropriate cleaning agent and water as necessary. Surfaces then should be disinfected with a suitable chemical germicide.
A chemical germicide registered with the EPA as a "hospital disinfectant" and labeled for "tuberculocidal" (i.e., mycobactericidal) activity is recommended for disinfecting surfaces that have been soiled with patient material.
Gotta give us the examples man. In other words what is a b c or d
