Why Are The Organic Molecules Considered As Macromolecule?
The organic molecules including carbohydrates, proteins, nucleic acids and lipids are known as macromolecules because they are very large molecules. They are large because they are made up of thousands of carbon and hydrogen atoms which are linked and make long chains. There are small monomers of these macromolecules , which are repeated throughout the structure of the macromolecules. Other organic molecules are very small and they are also known as monomers, on the other hand macromolecules have hundreds of monomers linked with each other.
