Macromolecules Carbohydrates Proteins Lipids Nucleic acids
100
What is polymer?
Large molecule consisting of multiple smaller parts
100
What is monosaccharides?
Single sugars, often called simple sugars
100
What is proteins?
Most diverse macromolecule in body for enzymes, structural, storage, transport, hormones, receptors, defensive, & contractile
100
What is fat?
Constructed from glycerol and fatty acids, 3 fatty acids make a triglyceride
100
What is deoxyribose?
The sugar found in DNA
200
What is monomer?
Small molecule that typically serve as the parts of polymers
200
What is disaccharides?
2 monosaccharides together
200
What is polypeptide?
A polymer of amino acid monomers
200
What is phospholipid?
Similar to fats but contain glycerol with 2 fatty acids and a phosphate group (amphipathic molecule)
200
What is ribose?
The sugar found in RNA
300
What is dehydration or condensation reactions?
Reactions that put monomers together to make polymers
300
What is polysaccharides?
Polymers of sugar, many monosaccharides together
300
What is peptide bonds?
Bonds that are formed when amino acids are linked together with dehydration reactions
300
What is saturated fat?
A fat with no double bonds between carbons and solid at room temperature
300
What is cytosine and thymine?
In DNA, these are the nitrogenous bases known as pyrimidines
400
What is hydrolysis reactions?
Reactions that break polymers down into monomer subunits
400
What is glycogen?
Storage of carbohydrates found in animals
400
What is R-group?
Gives each amino acid its particular properties
400
What is unsaturated fat?
At least one set of carbon atoms with a double bond between them and liquid at room temperature
400
What is adenine and guanine?
In DNA, these are the nitrogenous bases known as purines
500
What is covalent bonds?
Type of bonds (strong) that hold macromolecules together
500
What is starch and cellulose?
Storage of carbohydrates found in plants, one can be digested by humans and the other cannot
500
What is amino acids?
Monomers of proteins
500
What is steroids?
A type of lipid with a carbon skeleton in rings important for reproduction and development of normal physiological traits and secondary sexual traits
500
What is proteins?
Major purpose of RNA is the synthesis of _______






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