macromolecules
function and monomer of carbs
cell walls, energy sources, monomer = monosaccharide
karyotype
oganized picture of chromosomes
monosaccharide
simple sugar, basic building block of carbs
herbivores consume only...
carbs and proteins
in chemical reactions...
bonds between elements are being broken/reformed and energy is being given off/taken
lipids (fats) monomer & function
no true monomer, cell membranes, long term energy storage, insulation, hormones
DNA
genetic instruction😏👣
polysaccharide
complex carb made of many linked sugar molecules
carnivores consume only...
lipids & proteins
catalyst
chemical agent that speeds up a reaction without being consumed by it
proteins monomer & function
amino acids, muscle tissue, hair, collagen, receptors, enzymes, antibodies
gene
section of DNA😳🤯🤯🤯🤯
enzyme
catalyst that speeds up metabolic reactions by lowering energy barriers
how does the digestive tract affect the length of digestion
the longer and more complex the tract, the longer digestion will take
ATP molecules...
help cells to work
nucleic acids monomer & function
nucleotide, makes up DNA
gene flow
movement of genes between populations🧝🏼🎅🏽
allele
different forms for the same gene
what shape are carbs
hexagon-shaped
different proteins differ in...
types & sequence of amino acids
why are they called macromolecules?
why are they called organic molecules?
- large molecules
- because they are carbon based
chromosomes
made of DNA, carry info 😱😱😱😱
combination of alleles that each organism has for a gene
how many glucose molecules does starch have?
around 200
false - they can be used again and again