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| a compound made up of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen, a major source of energy for organisms. |
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| specific reaction to a stimulus |
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| small unit that can join with others to make polymers. |
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| large compound of monomers |
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| macromolecule containing nitrogen, oxygen and carbon used for storing and transmitting genetic information |
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| organic molecule composed of amino acids used for the growth and repair of cells |
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| a compound with an amino group on one end and carbon on the other. |
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| a chain of bonded amino acids which can then be bonded together to form proteins |
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| a organic molecule containing fats, oils and waxes |
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| is the pocket formed by the bending of protein |
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| the minimum amount of energy needed to get a reaction started |
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| a carbohydrate with a lot of glucose |
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| a polysaccharide that is the the chief consistent of plant tissue |
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| test for the presence of proteins |
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| protein that catalyze chemical reactions. |
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| test that checks for the presence of lipids |
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| Organic molecules are substances found in living things, |
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| its a chemical substance that shows the abstance or presents of a organic molecule |
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| the monomer of a nucleic acid |
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| a substance used to test for starch |
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| a substance used ti indicate simple sugars |
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