Biomolecules
Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleic Acids
100

A disaccharide or polysaccharide is broken down by this process.

Hydrolysis

100

This is the function of carbohydrates.

Quick energy

100

The elements that make up Lipids include...

CHO

100

The function of proteins include..

Structure - building bones and muscles, Protection-antibodies that fighting infection, Enzymes - speed up chemical reactions, Transport things into and out of a cell

100

These elements make up the nucleic acid biomolecules.

C H O N P 

200

This biomolecule has a 1:2:1 ratio.

carbohydrates 

200

This is carbohydrate's monomer.

Monosaccharide

200

Unsaturated means...

No double bonds between the carbons, a liquid like oil

200

Proteins monomers are

What are amino acids

200

Monomers of nucleic acids are...

Nucleotides

300

This element is found in all living things.

Carbon

300

A  starch is made of long chains of....

glucose

300

This is the function of a lipid.

Long term energy

300

These are examples of a protein.

enzymes, collagen, elastin, hemoglobin

300

Two examples of nucleic acids are...

DNA and RNA

400

The four major biomolecules are. 

carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids. 

400

These 3 elements are found in  carbs.

C H O

400

What are the monomers of Lipids?

fatty acids

400

There are this many different amino acids.

20

400

This is the function of Nucleic Acids.

Stores genetic information 

500

This process joins monosaccharides together to build a dissacharide.

Dehydration synthesis

500

Some examples of carbohydrates include...

Sugars and Starches 

500

These are examples of lipids.

Triglyceride, oil, butter, wax, steroids

500

These elements make up the protein biomolecule.

C H O N

500

The three parts of a nucleotide are...

Sugar, Phosphate, Nitrogen containing base