Proteins
Name 4 proteins sources in foods
What are Meats / Eggs / Nuts / Dairy products / Legumes ?
Name 4 carb sources in foods
What are Breads, Rice, Fruits and Candies?
Name 4 sources of lipids in foods
Name any sources of nucleic acids in foods
What are Meats and Vegetables/any natural food products
What makes up all organisms
What are cells?
Name 4 examples of proteins
What are Enzymes / Melanin / Hemoglobin / Antibodies / Keratin?
Name 4 examples of carbohydrates
What are Sugars, such as Glucose / Fructose / Cellulose / Lactose and Starches, such as Glycogen
Name 2 examples of lipids
Name the 2 examples of nucleic acids
What are DNA and RNA
The nucleic acid that allows cells to duplicate themselves
What is DNA?
The monomers that make up protein
What are Amino Acids?
The monomers that make up carbohydrates
What are monosaccharides?
The monomers that make up lipids
The monomers that make up nucleic acids
What are nucleotides?
All organisms do this over the course of their lives
What is growing or changing
Name 4 primary functions of proteins
What is keeping cells' shape / Making up muscles / Speeding up chemical reactions / Carrying messages / Protecting the body
Name the 3 primary functions of carbohydrates
What is Providing cells with energy, Storing energy, and Forming the body's structures
Name 4 primary functions of lipids
Name the 3 primary functions of nucleic acids
What is Containing instructions for proteins, Passing instructions to offspring, and Helping to make proteins
4 processes that are characteristics of life
What are Taking in nutrients, Using water, Creating waste, and Exchanging gasses
The 3 sections of a protein's molecular structure
What are Amino groups, Side chains, Carboxylic acid groups
The shape that monosaccharides take the shape of
What are Hexagons
The reason lipids are used to make up cell membranes
What is they don't dissolve in water
DNA stands for
What is Deoxyribonucleic Acid
List the sequence from cells to organisms in multicellular organisms
Cells -> Tissues -> Organs -> Systems -> Organisms