Carbohydrates
This means "macro"
What is large
What is hydrophilic
What is water-loving
the functions of proteins
What is Structual support, Transports Oxygen
The three types of carbohydrates
What is mono, di and polysaccharides
What part of the cell does lipids stop water
What is the cell wall/membrane
What are some protein rich foods
What is meat, beans, eggs, lentils
Functions of Nucleic Acids
What is to store and transmit genetic information
The group not experiencing the "treatment" or in the normal state
What is The Control Group
Number of the different types of Amino Acids are there
What is 20
The last 3 letters of all carbohydrates
What is ose
The 2 types of lipids
What is saturated and unsaturated
How can we tell if its a protein
The last 2 letters of a protein are i and n
Polymer Nucleic Acids are made up of these
What is sugar, phosphate and nitrogen
Data given with numbers
Quantitative