All biomolecules are _______________ because they have sub-units called monomers.
What is polymers.
They build and repair cells, tissues, and muscles.
What is protein
These two biomolecules are involved in energy storage.
What is carbohydrates and lipids.
Enzymes work by this mechanism.
What is lowering the activation energy.
Biggest difference between prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells.
Fatty Acids are the monomer of this biomolecule.
What is lipid.
They provide structure in cell walls and provide quick energy.
What is carbohyrate
Both can be found by consuming meat, but one is found in the muscle, and the other is found in fat.
What is protein and lipids.
Substrates must fit the enzyme's active site like...
What is "a lock and key".
Non-living and infectious.
What is a virus.
Nucleotides are the monomer of this biomolecule.
What is nucleic acids
Stores genetic information.
What is Nucleic Acid
What is starch, a type of carbohydrate
Two things that can denature an enzyme's active site.
What is pH and temperature
Shared between prokaryotic cells, eukaryotic cells, and viruses.
What is genetic material.
Amino Acids are the monomer of this biomolecule.
What is Proteins
What is lipid
Monosaccharide that is directly converted into energy.
What is glucose.
True or false: Enzymes only are used to break down molecules.
What is false.
Contains ribosomes, cell wall, and cytoplasm.
What is both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells.
Amino acids is the monomer of which biomolecule, and there are ____ amino acids.
(Two answers to get points)
What is protein, and 20 total amino acids.
Enzymes are this biomolecules.
What is proteins.
This biomolecules gives instructions to make enzymes, which is another type of biomolecule.
(2 answers)
What is nucleic acid and protein.
Lactase breaks down lactose during digestion. Lactase is an example of an enzyme, but what is lactose? How do you know?
What is a carbohydrate, because carbohydrates end in "-ose"
Chloroplast and cell walls are found in this specific cell type.
What is plant cells.