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Nucleic Acids/Lipids
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Monomers are amino acids, what is the polymer?

What are proteins

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List and describe the 2 proteins that make up the cell membrane?
What is Transmembrane proteins that transfer large molecules across the cell membrane and peripheral proteins which are just located on the outside of the cell, function is cell to cell recognition
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What is the component of a nucleotide
What is 5 carbon sugar, Phosphate and Nitrogenous Base
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What are the monomers of carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids

What is monosaccarides, amino acids, fatty acids, and nucleotides

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This macromolecule can be found within the cell's nucleus and provides instructions for every protein in the body

What is DNA

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This macromolecule accounts for over half of the body's organic matter

What are proteins

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List the 4 structures of proteins?

What is Primary (linerar), Secondary (twisted ladder), Teritiary (coils and pleats), and Quarternary (polypeptide)

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How do lipids help the cell membrane?
What is a phospholipid contains 2 fatty acid tails which are hydrophobic and prevent water from freely passing through the membrane
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A patient with a genetic disorder has a malfunctioning protein involved in transporting oxygen in their red blood cells. This disorder is related to a problem with the structure or function of which macromolecule?

What is Hemoglobin

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this is the process by which monomers are joined together to form a polymer through the removal of water molecules

What is Dehydration synthesis

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Extra energy reservoir and controls water movement
What is Lipids
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Building blocks of proteins are?
What is amino acids
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Monomer of Lipids?

What is fatty acids

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A patient with lactose intolerance has difficulty digesting dairy products due to a deficiency in lactase enzyme. Lactase is responsible for breaking down lactose, a type of:


What is a carbohydrate

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This type of protein's main function is to act as an antibody, hormone, and enzyme

What is Globular Protein

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Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Nitrogen make up this macromolecule?
What is a protein
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what are the three main groups in a protein structure?

What is Amine,R, and acid groups

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96 percent of the body is made up of these atoms (6 atoms)

What is Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Phosporus, Sulfur, and Nitrogen. (CHOPSN)

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An attribute of all proteins, is denaturization...explain this process
What is when proteins or enzymes are exposed to high temperature or extreme chemicals these extreme situations permanently change the proteins function, it no longer works properly
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 these speed up chemical reactions, act as a catalyst, provide the activation energy needed to jump start a reaction

What is the function of Enzymes

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This is the process by which polymers are borken down into monomers through the addition of water molecules

What is Hydrolysis

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To identifiy an element, we need to know the: (2 things)

What is the atomic number and atomic mass number

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What is the function of DNA and RNA
What is DNA holds our genetic material and RNA helps to make/synthesize proteins
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this type of lipid is a necessary component found to play a crucial role in childhood cognitive development:

What is Omega-3 Fatty acids

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this organic compound is composed of a nucleotide built from ribose sugar, adenine base, and 3 Phosphate groups.

What is Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)