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Most of our compunds in our bodies are _______

Organic

4 principle classes of organic compounds found in living things
lipids, proteins, nucleic acids, and carbohydrates
carbohydrates are made of,
carbon hydrogen, and oxygen atoms. (1:2:1)
monosaccharides
The building blocks for all carbohydrates

polysaccharides
an example of a macromolecule, which is a bunch of smaller molecules made into one large molecule.

Lipids


are non polar molecules that are not soluble in water.

Fats


Lipids that store energy

protein
a macromolecule, usually made up of a large amount of smaller molecules.

amino acids
are the base structure of proteins

RNA

an important molecule that is a helix and holds starch molecules
nucleic acids
a long chain of smaller molecules.
nucleotides
3 parts, base, phosphate group, and sugar
DNA
A double helix that stores heredity information
Energy
The ability to move or change matter
Metabolism
Name for all chemical reactions
Like engines consume ______, because cells need it to function.
Fuel
enzymes
Speed up chemical reactions
Active site
Where a substrate fits "like a shoe" into an enzyme
Substrate
A substance in which an enzyme reacts upon in a chemical reaction.
enzymes change _______ depending on activity
Shape
Enzymes will only react with,
a substrate of the same shape as its active site.