Carbohydrates, particularly monosaccharides like glucose, are the primary and immediate energy source broken down during cellular respiration. Proteins are mainly structural and catalytic, lipids are for long-term energy storage, and nucleic acids store genetic information.
Carbohydrates, particularly monosaccharides like glucose, are the primary and immediate energy source broken down during cellular respiration. Proteins are mainly structural and catalytic, lipids are for long-term energy storage, and nucleic acids store genetic information.