Lipids
enzymes
carbohydrate
origins of life
proteins
Nature of Science
nucleic acids
water
100

Solid at room temperature 

Saturated fats

100

Name 2 things that effect enzyme function

Temperature and pH

100

What is the monomer of carbohydrates?

Monosaccharides (Glucose)

100

Most common theory for the creation of the universe 

Big bang theory 

100

A type of protein that breaks specific substrates apart and speeds up chemical reactions

Enzyme

100

is a body of knowledge that explains the natural world.

SCIENCE

100

What is the monomer of Nucleic Acids?

Nucleotides

100

This means to stick to each other

Cohesive

200

Liquid at room temperature 

Unsaturated fats 

200

Because enzymes lower the activation energy, what happens?

Reactions speed up

200

What is the shape of carbohydrate molecules?

Ring

200

The theory that life came from a mix of chemicals and energy

Primordial Soup

200

What is the monomer of Proteins?

Amino Acids

200

a quantity, a number or measure

Qualitative

200

What is the purpose of DNA?

Storage of genetic information

200

Slightly positive side and slightly negative side 

Polar

300

Name 2 functions of lipids

Make cell membranes, cholesterol, steroids, hormones

300

What is the amount of energy that needs to be absorbed (taken in) for a chemical reaction to start.

Activation Energy

300

Give some examples of carbohydrates

sugar and starches

300

In Millers' experiment, what was created through the water cycle, chemicals and energy?

Amino Acids

300

A macromolecule is also known as a __________ (hint: what is the term for many monomers combined?).

Polymer

300

A proposed explanation that must be testable

Hyposthesis

300

What are the parts of the nucleotides?

Phosphate group, sugar and Nitrogen Base

300

This means to stick to other things 

Adhesive 

400

why do lipids not mix with water?

Lipids are nonpolar

400

What happens to the enzyme during the chemical reaction?

Nothing

400

What is the ratio of C:H:O?

1:2:1

400

 Is a theory in which one organism lives inside the body of another

Endosymbiosis

400
What are the bonds between amino acids called?

Peptide

400

are statements that predict, or tell us WHAT we expect to happen

Scientific Law
400

Which nucleic acid is single strand?

RNA

400

Why does it take a lot of energy to change the temperature of water?

High specific heat

500

These build lipids

Glycerol and fatty acids 

500

Almost all enzymes are what?

Proteins

500

2 main functions of carbohydrates?

Short term energy and cell structure, 

500

Who discovered bacteria growth was not spontaneous?

Louis Pasteur 

500

What elements are in proteins?

Carbon Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Nitrogen 

500

the thing you change

Independent Variable - Manipulated Variable

500

What word is used to describe the double strands of DNA?

Double helix

500

Frozen water floats because 

It’s less dense when frozen