Carbohydrates
Lipids
Nucleotide-Based Molecules
Proteins
Living Environment Review
200

Glucose and fructose are this type of carbohydrate

What is a Monosaccharide?

200

The chemical trait shared by all lipids

What is Hydrophobic or nonpolar?

200

A polymer of nucleotides

What is Nucleic acid / DNA / RNA

200

Proteins are made from many of these small molecules linked together

What is Amino acids?

200

Organelles that perform cellular respiration  

What is Mitochondria?

400

The number of carbon atoms in ribose          

What is Five?

400

The molecule that can attach to 1, 2, or 3 fatty acids

What is Glycerol?

400

The molecular group found in every nucleotide

What is Phosphate?

400

The level of structure that describes the sequence of subunits in the straight chain

What is primary?

400

An organism that produces its own food

What is an autotroph?

600

The number of sugar monomers in sucrose

What is Two?

600

A glyceride with no double or triple bonds

Saturated (fat)

600

An example of an energy-carrier made of nucleotides

What is ATP, ADP, or cAMP?

600

Secondary structure takes on one of these two forms

What is a-Helix or b-Sheet

600

A chemical message secreted by the endocrine system                    

What is a hormone?

800

A reaction that is needed to break the bond between glucose and fructose

What is a hydrolysis reaction?
800

The type of lipid that makes up cell membranes

What is a Phospholipid?

800

A, T, C, G, or U

What is a Nitrogenous base?

800

These are the bonds between amino acids

Peptide bonds

800

A two-word phrase describing the theory of evolution

What is Natural Selection

1000

The large carbohydrates found in arthropod shells

What is Chitin?

1000

A lipid with four carbon rings

What is Sterol?

1000

The two coenzymes made with nucleotides

What is NAD+ and FAD

1000

Functions of proteins include (just list one)

What is Antibodies, Enzymes, hormones, structural support or transport/storage?

1000

Molecules on the outside of cells used for identification

What is Antigens?