Functional Groups
Carb
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleic Acids
100

This functional group (-OH). What is it?

Hydroxyl

100

The monomer of carbohydrates is called a ________.

Monosaccharide

100

Lipids are mostly made of these two elements.

Carbon and Hydrogen

100

The monomer of proteins is called a(n) ________

Amino Acid

100

The monomer of nucleic acids is a ________.

Nucleotides

200

The functional group (-COOH) is called this and is found in amino acids.

Carboxyl

200

Two monosaccharides linked together form this.

Dissacharide

200

The building blocks of most lipids are _______ and _______.

Glycerol and fatty acids

200

Proteins are connected by this type of bond.

Peptide Bonds

200

DNA and RNA store and transmit this type of information

Genetic Information

300

The group (-NH₂) is known as this

Amino Group

300

Glucose + fructose

sucrose

300

A lipid that makes up cell membranes is called a ________.

Phosopholipids

300

When a protein loses its shape and function due to heat or pH, it has been

Denatured

300

The three parts of a nucleotide are a sugar, a phosphate group, and a

Nitrogen Base

400

This group (-PO₄) is important in energy transfer molecules like ATP.

(Phosphate group)

400

The polysaccharide used by plants to store energy is called

Starch


400

Fats that have no double bonds and are solid at room temperature are called

Saturated Fats

400

What is the first step of Protein Structure

Amino Acid Sequence

400

DNA contains this sugar, while RNA contains ribose

Deoxyribose

500

This group (-CH₃) can turn genes on or off by attaching to DNA.

Methyl

500

This polysaccharide gives structure to plant cell walls.

Cellulose

500

These lipid-based molecules act as hormones, such as testosterone and estrogen.

Steriods

500

What distinguishes amino acids from one another

R groups

500

In the process of gene expression, DNA is transcribed into ________ and translated into ________.

RNA; Protein