Monomers
This monomer has three parts
Nucleotide
Examples of this biomolecule are RNA and DNA
Nucleic Acid
This element can form 4 bonds
Carbon
This function of Carbohydrates is best exhibited by exoskeletons and plant cell walls
Providing structure
Keratin, starch, collagen, and insulin
starch
Fatty acids and _______ make up lipids
Glycerol
Chitin, Cellulose, and Glycogen are all examples of this bio molecule
Carbohydrates
These elements make up ________.
Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Phosphate
Lipids
This function of Lipids helps to keep polar bears warm
Insulation
Waxes, Steroids, Disaccharides, Phospholipids
Disaccharides
These monomers are held together with peptide bonds
Amino Acids
This biomolecule has many functions including providing structure, transportation, Immunity assistance, and body process regulation
Protein
These two elements, along with Hydrogen make up Carbohydrates
Carbon and Oxygen
the main function of what biomolecule is to store genetic information
Nucleic Acids
Guanine, Thymine, Adenine, Phosphate
Phosphate
The name of this monomer translates to "one sugar"
Monosaccharide
This specific protein speeds up chemical reactions
Enzyme
This element works with Carbon, Hydrogen, and oxygen to form Proteins
Nitrogen
How do enzymes speed up chemical reactions?
Lowering the activation energy
Single Bond, Double Bond, Triple Bond, Quadruple Bond
Quadruple Bond
"Monomer" translates to these two words
One Part
This biomolecule is used for protection and insulation
Lipid
This element can be found in Phospholipids and Nucleotides
Phosphate
This function of lipids ensures we have what we need, when we need it
LONG TERM Energy Storage
Galactose, Lactose, Fructose, Glucose
Lactose