#aminoacids

The Whimsical World of Life's Building Blocks

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  • Prompt: whimsical cartoon crazy funky desperate attempt Here are the absolute protagonists who are the seeds of life – and who tie your analysis of nitrate together with the rest of the universe: 1. Water (H2O) – "The Universal Solvent" Without water, no life. This is where all the other molecules meet and react. As chief mate you know, that water is the foundation for all transport – this also applies inside your cells. 2. Amino acids – "The building blocks of life" These molecules contain nitrogen (N). They form proteins, muscles and enzymes. The connection: In order for us to get amino acids, plants must first use nitrate (NO3) from the soil to build them. No nitrates, no proteins. 3. Nucleotides (DNA/RNA) – "Code of Life" This is where your "recipe" is stored. The DNA molecule is made up of nitrogenous bases. Again we see that nitrogen (which we find in nitrate) is the very ink with which the book of life is written. 4. ATP (Adenosine triphosphate) – "Battery of life" This molecule supplies the energy to everything, whatever you do – from reading a dictionary to steering a tugboat. Without ATP, the biochemical engine grinds to a halt. 5. Nitric Oxide (NO) – "Signal of Life" This is where your biochemical friend comes into the picture. NO is the molecule that tells your blood vessels to dilate and your cells how to communicate. As you've guessed: The body uses nitrate as a stable store to create this fundamental signaling molecule.
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