Elements that make up Nucleic Acids and components of a nucleotide
Monomers and Polymers of Nucleic Acids
Bonds and building up/breaking down Nucleic acids
Function inside the cell and organism
Why is Nucleic acid needed and how does it engage with water
100

What elements make up Nucleic acid?

What is carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and phosphorus

100

What is the monomer of nucleic acid?

What is a nucleotide

100

What bond connects the phosphate group to the sugar?

What is a phosphodiester linkage

100

What does Nucleic acid do inside the cell?

Nucleic acid keeps genetic material in DNA, and then replicates it for cell division

100

What is so important about Nucleic acids that none of the other macromolecules have?

What is the ability to store genetic information 

200

What are the three main components of a nucleotide?

What is a phosphate group, sugar(penmtose), and a nitrogenous base
200

What are the polymers of Nucleic acid?

What is DNA(deoxyribonucleic acid) and RNA(ribonucleic acid)

200

What bond holds the double helix strands together?

What is a hydrogen bond

200

What does Nucleic acid do inside of the organism?

It holds the instructions for all genetic information of an organism. Additionally it helps the organism develop and grow.

200

Why do proteins need nucleic acids in order to exist?

Nucleic acids plays a big role in protein synthesis

300

What do the carbon numbers in the sugar(Penrose) include?

What are primes

300

What are multiple nucleotides put together called?

What are polynucleotides

300

How are nucleotides built up and broken down?

They are built up when the phosphate group, sugars, and nitrogenous combine, and broken down when these groups release from each other.

300

How long are genes?

What is thousands of nucleotides long

300
How does water interact with Nucleotides

Since phosphate groups attract water, when they are dissolved in wafter they help improve the function of nucleic acid molecules.