Nucleic Acids
Function for nucleic acids
What is information storing molecules
Function for proteins
What is mainly building blocks for living tissue
Function for lipids
What is used for insulation and long term energy storage.
Function for carbohyrates
What is provides energy
The molecules of life that include: carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids.
What is biomolecules
Monomer for nucleic acids
what is nucleotides
Monomers for protiens
What is Amino Acids
Monomer for lipids
What is Glycerol and fatty acids
Monomers for carbohydrates
what is monosaccharides
A simple sugar (carbohydrate) that is an important source of energy, created during photosynthesis
What is glucose
Food ex for nucleic acids
what is N/A
Food ex for protiens
What is Meat
Food ex for lipids
what is facts and oils
Food ex for carbohyrates
What is fructose, sucrose, and lactose
Monomer of nucleic acids made up of a 5-carbon sugar, a phosphate group, and a nitrogenous base
what is nucleotides
Non-food ex nucleic acids
What is DNA and RNA
Non-food ex proteins
What is Lactase, Hemoglobin, Insulin, and Keratin
Non food ex for lipids?
What is waxes, cell membrane, cholesterol, and steriods
Non-food ex for carbohydrates
What is glucose, chitin, cellose, and glycogen
The simplest sugars are blank and sugars made with two simple sugars are called blank
what is monosaccharides, and disaccharides
Nucleic acids monomers make
What is proteins are polymers
Where are proteins found in cells
ribosomes
Lipids provide this type of energy
What is long term
Carbohydrates provide what for living things
what is energy
RNA has the sugar blank and DNA has the sugar blank
What is ribose, and deoxyribose