Carbohydrates
Examples of Nucleic Acids
What is R.N.A, and D.N.A (genetic information); ATP (energy)
This is the variable deliberately changed by the scientist.
What is Independent Variable
Functions of Proteins
What is No main function! it plays a role in many such as: Structural support, Transport, signaling, growth, immune and enzymatic to name a few.
This is the variable that is measured or observed during an experiment.
What is the Dependent Variable?
Can also serves as
What is insulation, protection or signaling?
This type of bond joins amino acids together.
What is a peptide bond?
Functions of Nucleic Acids
What is to store and transmit genetic information
“If plants receive more sunlight, then they will grow taller because sunlight is needed for photosynthesis.” This type of statement is shown here.
What is a hypothesis?
Longer chains of of carbohydrates are called
What is a Polysaccharide?
Made up of
What is Fatty acids (monomer).
Proteins contain carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and this element not always found in carbohydrates and lipids.
What is Nitrogen?
RNA uses this nitrogenous base in place of thymine.
What is Uracil?
This describes a pattern or relationship that consistently occurs in nature.
What is a Scientific Law?
This common monosaccharide is used by cells for energy.
What is Glucose?
Make good barriers for cells
What is phospholipid bilayer?
The order of amino acids determines this important feature of a protein, which determines its function.
What is its shape? Primary -> Secondary -> Tertiary -> Quaternary Structure
This nucleic acid helps carry and use DNA’s instructions to make proteins.
What is RNA?
This scientific idea explains why living organisms are made of cells, while a law would mainly describe a consistent pattern.
What is cell theory?