Example of structural function of organic molecules, Biology

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Q. What are the few examples of the structural function of organic molecules?

Organic molecules have a structural function as they are part of cell membranes, organ walls, cytoskeleton and bones, blood vessel walls, cartilages and, in plants, of the support tissues and conductive.


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