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What is the Subunit of Enzyme?

Protein, Amino Acid

What is the Subunit of Hemoglobin?

Protein, Amino Acid

What is the Subunit of Actin and Myosin?

Protein, Amino Acid

What is the Subunit of Insulin?

Protein, Amino Acid

What is the Subunit of Insulin?

Protein, Amino Acid

What is the Subunit of Glucose?

Carbohydrates, Monosaccharide

What is the Subunit of Starch?

Carbohydrates, Monosaccharides

What is the Subunit of Cellulose?

Carbohydrates, Monosaccharides

What is the Subunit of Saturated Fats?

Glycerol, Fatty Acid

What is the Subunit of Unsaturated Fat?

Glycerol, Fatty Acids

What is the Subunit of DNA?

Nucleotides

What is the Subunit of RNA?

Nucleotide

What is the function of Enzymes?

It speeds up chemical reaction.

What is the function of Hemoglobin?

To transport oxygen.

What is the function of Actin and Myosin?

It makes up the muscle tissue.

What is the function of Insulin?

Helps to lower blood sugar?

What is the function of Glucose?

It's an immediate source of energy.

What is the function of Glycogen?

Source of short-term energy for ANIMALS.

What is the function of Starch?

Source of short-term energy for PLANTS.

What is the function of Cellulose?

It makes up the cell wall of a plant.

What is the function of Saturated Fat?

Source of long-term energy for ANIMALS.

What is the function of Unsaturated fat?

Source of long-term energy for PLANTS.

What is the function of DNA?

Helps to hold the genetic information.

What is the function of RNA?

It is what creates the protein.