Amino Acids Proteins Carbohydrates Jeopardy Template

You're ameano! Amino Acids	Protein, there's no beef about it!	Carbohydrates - carbing up your diet!	Lipid Time!
100 What is an amino acid? These make up proteins.	100 What is a protein? Proteins are made up of one or more polypeptide chains and the subunits of polypeptide chains are called amino acids.	100 What is a carbohydrate? Any of the group of organic compounds composed by carbon hydrogen, and oxygen including sugars, starches, and celluloses.	100 Can Lipids dissolve in water? Lipids are usually insoluble in water.
200 Are Polypeptide chains are made from nucleotides joined together? True	200 What are the building blocks of proteins? amino acids	200 What is cellular respiration? Cells extract energy from glucose molecules by breaking them down in a series of reactions.	200 How do Lipids help the axons of the nerve cells? They act as electrical insulators on the axons of the nerve cells.
300 Name the ten essential amino acids that are needed in a fish's diet? methionine, arginine, threonine, tryptophan, histidine, isoleucine, lysine, leucine, valine, and phenylalanine.	300 How does protein benefit aquatic organisms? Proteins account for 50% of dry mass in cells, and are instrumental in almost everything that aquatic organisms do.	300 What is a disaccharide? Consists of two monosaccharides joined by a glycosidic linkage, a covalent bond formed between two monosaccharides by a dehydrated reaction.	300 How does the body store energy in the body? Lipids act as a compound that stores energy in the body.
400 What happens when the amino acid balance in a fish diet becomes unbalanced? If the amino acid balance is not correct, or if there is insufficient energy in the diet, valuable amino acids will be used as an expensive source of energy. However, if too much energy is provided, the animals will not grow to their maximum potential.	400 What speeds up a chemical reaction? Enzymatic proteins	400 What happens a reducing sugar in a reaction? The sugar becomes a carboxylic acid.	400 How does the body regulate its heat? Lipids play a role in keeping the body temperature stable.
500 What groups are in the structure of amino acids? amino group, carboxyl group, hydrogen group	500 What is the bond between amino acids called? a peptide bond.	500 What is an Oligsaccharide? A carbohydrate comprised of a few saccharides.	500 What has twice as much energy density of protein and carbohydrates? Lipids are high-energy nutrients that can be utilised to carry twice as much energy proteins and carbohydrates.

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