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In cellular respiration, _______ serves as a nutrient and fuel for cells

Glucose

100

Occurs when adhesion is GREATER than cohesion

Capillary Action

100

The upward movement of water due to the forces of cohesion, adhesion, and surface tension

Capillary Action

100

A sugar is bonded to the base 

In DNA the sugar is...

Deoxyribose
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A sugar is bonded to the base 

In RNA the sugar is...

ribose

200

One -H of the H2O bonds to one monomer and the remaining -OH of the H2O attaches to the other monomer

Hydrolysis

200

Two monosaccharides joined together by covalent bonds

Disaccharides

200

H2O resists changes in temperature

High Specific Heat

200

Hypothesis which the researcher attempts to disprove, reject, or nullify

Null Hypothesis

200

Opposing theory to the null hypothesis

Alternative Hypothesis

300

There will be no difference in headache relief between individuals who take Tylenol and those who do not

Null Hypothesis 

300

Consists of two polynucleotides

DNA

300

Polymer with many sugars joined via dehydration reactions

Polysaccharides

300

Both DNA and RNA are compose of

Nucleotide monomers
300

Store, transmit and express hereditary information

Nucleic Acids

400

Oil is ________ and __________ dense than water.

Non-polar, less

400

______ ______ interact, which determine the shape and function of the protein

Side chains

400

To form a peptide bond which two groups must be positioned next to each other

Carboxyl group & Amino group
400

The -OH of one monomer bonds to the -H of another monomer forming H2O, which is then released

Dehydration Reaction

400

Chemical groups attached to the carbon skeleton that participate in chemical reactions

Functional groups

500

Basic components of polynucleotides

Nitrogenous bases, five-carbon sugars, and phosphate groups

500

Similarities between DNA and RNA

composed of nucleotide monomers

Essential for the transmission of genetic information

both contain base pairing

500

4 Levels of Protein Structure

Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, and Quaternary

500

Write out everything you know about Hydrogen bonds

Answers will vary

500

Classes of macromolecules

Carbohydrates, Proteins, Nucleic acids, Lipids