Macromolecules
Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleic Acids
100
This means 'big'
What is macro?
100
Name of monomer and polymer
What are monosaccharides and polysaccharides?
100
Sudan III stains cells this color
What is red?
100
A protein that speeds up chemical reactions combined with its reactants.
What is an enzyme-substrate complex?
100
This is the monomer for nucleic acids.
What is Nucleotide?
200
Something that has or had carbon
What is organic?
200
Source of this
What is carbon?
200
This contains glycerol and 3 fatty acids
What is triglyceride?
200
Food examples of protein advertised by "Sam I Am"
What are green eggs and ham?
200
This example is your stored information
What is DNA?
300
Polymers are linked by these
What are covelant bonds?
300
These make a carbohydrate more complex.
What are branches?
300
These lipids are commonly used by bodybuilders and other assorted cheating athletes.
What are steroids?
300
8 out of 20 are this
What are essential amino acids?
300
This example is your copied information which can be passed on
What is RNA?
400
The four elements in macromolecules.
What are carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen?
400
Cellulose has this shape
What is a line?
400
Unsaturated lipids contain this bond
What is a double carbon bond?
400
This protein is why us guys are so buff.
What is Myosin?
400
Nucleic acids do these for information (function)
What is storage, transmission, and use?
500
When H2O is put into a compound during a reaction
What is a hydrolysis reaction?
500
A polysaccharide found in animals
What is glycogen?
500
This popular 2-item breakfast order is rich in saturated lipids and protein.
What is 'bacon and eggs'?
500
This is how many polypeptides can join together
What is 4?
500
This is the shape of nucleic acids
What is a double helix?
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