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| Energy and structural materials |
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Monosaccharide
(Simple Sugar) |
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| Peptide bonds link amino acids together to form |
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| The group that is the unchanged standard to which the experimental groups are measured |
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Changed Group
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| The "energy currency" produced by carbohydrates and is used within cells is called |
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| Not a Test Preformed unless nitrogen and phosphate tests in a lab |
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Molecule that fits into the active site
(Shape in the Enzyme)
Bonds Together or Breaks Apart |
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| Reusable unless it gets denatured by heat |
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| Dissolves the added polar substance |
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| Water is added and the molecule breaks apart |
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Adhesive
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Polar
Capillary Action |
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Lipid
It does not have a glycerol tail on the end of the monomer
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| Stores glucose in the form of starch |
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| Stores glucose in the form of glycogen |
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Polysaccharide
Glucose store in animals |
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Monosaccharide
Sugar made by plants during photosynthesis |
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As a carbohydrate because of the C-H-O
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There are sooooo many H and C
And just a few O. |
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| Insures the balance of pH in an organism |
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| Purpose of enzymes in organisms |
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| Catalysts and generally speed up biological processes |
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| How many enzymes do organisms have? |
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| Thousands! They only react w/certain molecules so you need a BUNCH! |
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