Monosacchride

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What is monosacchride

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a simple sugar (one sugar)

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What is Fruit Sugar?

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fruitose

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One function of lipids is _____ -term energy storage

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long

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another word for polymer

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macromolecule

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organic compound that carry the genitic code

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nucliec acids

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carbon atoms bond to each other, forming chains or this shape

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rings

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indigestable polysaccahride that forms cell walls of plants

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cellulose

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all organic compounds contain this element

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carbon

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nucliec acids contain carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and this element

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phosphorus

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animal store excess sugar in this form

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glycogen

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special protein that speeds up a chemical reaction

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enzymes

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double sugar

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disaccharide

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plants store excess sugar in this form

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starch

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these fats are typically solid at room tempature

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saturated

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organic compounds that makes up our skin, hair, and muscles

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proteins

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there are _____ common amino acids

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twenty

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lipids are insoluble in _______

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water

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splitting of a polymer into several monomers

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hydrolysis

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_____ fats, such as vegitable oils, are liquid at room tempature

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unsaturated

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sugars and starches

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carbohydrates

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a carbon atom can form ____ covalent bonds

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four

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lipids are major components of cell _____

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membranes

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large molecules formed when many smaller molecules bond together

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polymer

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process by which 2 or more monomers join together (H2O is lost)

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condensation

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C6 H12 O6

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glucose

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two examples of nucliec acids are RNA and ____

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DNA

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a dissacharide commonly known as table sugar

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sucrose

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small molecule

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monomer

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lipids are composed of one glycerol attached to three _____ ____.

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fatty acids

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a complex sugar

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polysaccharide

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these are the bulding blocks of proteins

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amino acids

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proteins contain carbon, hydrogen, oxygens, nitrogen, and this element

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sulfer

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this type of bond is the found between amino acids

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peptide