carbohydrates
what kind of energy comes from carbs
chemical energy
monomers of the nucleic acid are called
nucleotides
which number represents neutral
7
which food can you find lipids in
meat, butter
what is proteins monomer
amino acids
which part of the cell do carbs make up
cell wall
two general types of nucleic acids
DNA and RNA
what is a base
are compounds that remove H+ ions from a solution
the chain of carbon is bonded to....
oxygen and hydrogen
how many amino acids can the human body make
12
what are the polysaccharides of carbs
starches, glycogen, and cellulose
what does DNA do
stores information for putting amino acids together
what is an acid
compound that releases a proton, hydrogen ion(H+) when it dissolves in water
what are the two fats associated with lipids
saturated fatty acid
unsaturated fatty acid
covalent bonds called
peptide bonds
monosaccharides are what types of sugars
simple
what does RNA do
helps build protein
which type of water is typically a 7
DI water
what is a saturated fat
all carbon-carbon bonds are single bonds
how many amino acids do humans get from food
8
how many carbon atoms are in each carb monosacharides
-
carbon atoms
Nucleotide is composed of....
sugar, phosphate group, and nitrogen-containing molecules
what does 0 indicate
very acidic, with a high H+ concentration
what is a unsaturated fatty acid
fatty acid with at least 1 carbon double bond
when we are moving, using our eyesight, or digesting food it is an indication of what
proteins are at work