Biomolecular Bonanza
Enzymatic Excellence
Science Basics
Organelles Olympics
Organelles Olympics, The Sequel
100

Found mostly in meat and beans.

What is protien?

100

This type of protein increases the rate that food is broken down in the gut.

What is Enzymes?

100

Part of the chemical equation that is before the arrow in 

2HO2--> H2+O2

What is Reactant?

100

This is where DNA is stored.

What is Nucleus?

100

Transport materials from place to place within the cell.

What is Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)?

200

This makes up our genetic material.

What is Nucleic Acids?

200

Enzymes lower this amount of energy required for reactions to take place.

What is Activation Energy?

200

Basic unit that makes up all living things.

What are Cells?
200

Supplies energy for the cell.

What is Mitochondria?

200

Process, sort and package proteins.

What is Golgi Body/Apparatus?

300

Found in all things living or once living.

What is Nucleic Acids

300

The region where a substrate binds and undergoes a chemical reaction.

What is the active site?

300

All cells come from...

What are Preexisting Cells

300

Break down damaged and dying parts of the cell.

What is lysosomes? 

300

Controls the passage of materials into and out of the cell.

What is Cell Membrane?
400

Two of the four main biomolecules made up of only carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

What are carbohydrates and lipids?

400

Theory stating that enzymes function with specific active site which only fits a specific substrate molecule allowing only that particular substrate to bind and react with the enzyme.

What is Lock and Key Theory?

400

Cells that are complex, consist of membrane bound organelles, and have a nucleus.

What is Eukaryote(ic)?

400

Carries out the process of photosynthesis.

What is Chloroplast?

400

A rigid layer that gives protection, support, and shape to plant cells.

What is Cell Wall?

500

This monomer, or subunit, makes up carbohydrates.

What is monosaccharides? 

500

The term used to describe the loss of a protein's 3D shape, which may occur in response to extreme pH or high temperature.

What is denaturation?

500

Often use flagella and cilia to move around. Simple and unicellular.

What is Prokaryote(ic)?

500

Creates Proteins.

What is Ribisomes?

500

Stores water, nutrients, and waste products

 What is Vacuole?

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