Monoshaccarides and Phospholipids

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A new high school junior is seeking assistance with AP Biology, specifically in memorizing phospholipids and monosaccharides, and understanding chapters on carbohydrates, lipids, and steroids. Respondents emphasize that it's unnecessary to memorize all names of phospholipids and monosaccharides. They recommend using the textbook as a resource and suggest AP Biology review books, like those from Princeton Review, for concise summaries and review questions. Additionally, a website dedicated to biology resources is mentioned, although it is still under development.
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Hey guys i just joined here and I am going to need a lotta help this year. I am taking Ap Bio which is a college course and I am just a junior in high school.

i was just wondering if there is an easy way to remember all the names for phospolipids and monoshaccrides


also does anyone have something that will help me understand the chapters with Carbohydrates, Lipids, Steriods, and etc... that would rele help me do good on a test i have thursday
 
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What phospholipids and monosaccharides do you need to know? I assure you that you do not need to remember the names of all of them.

This is probably not what you were looking for, but would your book be a good resource for understanding the material? Or you could get any of the AP Bio test help books (like Princeton Review or whoever makes them) -- I've always liked those more concise chapters with good summaries and good review questions. Good not just for the AP test, but also for tests in your class.
 
http://science-student.com/

you'll be finding biology material for college level on this site. the biology part is still under construction. but it's getting filled weekly.
 
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