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In the Genes
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Shape Shifting
Lip Lip Lipids
100
Macromolecules that primarily function as chemical messengers, make up waterproof coverings, create biological membranes, and store energy long term.
What are lipids?
100
Two forms of nucleic acids.
What are DNA and RNA?
100
The monomers of proteins AND how many exist.
What are amino acids, of which there are 20?
100
The macromolecule shown here.
What is a lipid?
100
Why lipids are not considered polymers.
What is that lipids are not made of repeating monomers?
200
Macromolecule that transmits genetic information and is shaped as a double helix.
What is DNA?
200
The difference in shape between DNA and RNA.
What is DNA is double stranded and RNA is single stranded?
200
The portion of a protein monomer that varies.
What is the "R" group?
200
A change that can denature (turn off) an enzyme could be pH or this.
What are temperature?
200
What saturated fat is "saturated" with.
What is hydrogen?
300
Macromolecules that primarily function as structural support in humans and plants. This type of macromolecule makes up our muscles.
What are proteins?
300
How nitrogenous bases pair in DNA.
What is A-T, G-C?
300
How enzymes catalyze biological reactions.
What is by lowering activation energy?
300
The monomer shown in this figure.
What is a nucleotide?
300
The difference in shape of a saturated fat vs. unsaturated fat.
What is that saturated fat is flat and unsaturated fat has a double bond that causes a bend?
400
Macromolecules that transfer genetic codes using Uracil as one of it's bases
What is RNA?
400
These form the side "backbones" of DNA and RNA.
What are sugars and phosphates?
400
What is shown in pink on the left AND the right.
What is a substrate and products?
400
These molecules form the "rungs" of a DNA ladder.
What are nitrogenous bases?
400
How we can tell a fat is saturated at room temperature?
What is that the fat is solid at room temperature?
500
The atom that forms the foundation of macromolecules AND why it is so important.
What is carbon, an element that can form 4 bonds?
500
Three differences between DNA and RNA.
What is DNA has a double helix, deoxyribose sugar, and ATGC... while RNA has a single strand, ribose sugar, and AUGC?
500
The name of the intermediate step below.
What is the enzyme-substrate complex?
500
The three parts of this monomer.
What are nitrogenous base, sugar, and phosphate group?
500
An example of a saturated fat and an unsaturated fat.
What is bacon grease and olive oil?