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What are the four cacromolecules we studied at length
Lipids, proteins, necleic acid, and carbohydrate
The smallest chemical subunit of a mcromolecule
Monomer
The Monosaccharides
Glucose, Galactose, and Fructose
Glucose is
Monosacchride
The storage polysaccharide for plants is
Starch
The structural polysaccharide for plants is
Cellulose
A disaccharide made from glucose and galactose
Lactose
Nucleic acids are
Our DNA and RNA
What is hydrolysis
Addition of water to break down compounds into smaller units
What is a nucleotide
A monomer of nucleic acids
Denatured proteins can no longer perform their biological functions
True
What are the monomers of proteins? (What are proteins built from?)
Amino Acids
Which one of the following is one of the functions and examples of a protein?
Enzymes
Examples of a protein food is
Meat, eggs, and peanut butter
few examples of foods that are considered carbogydrates?
Breads, rice, paste, potatoes, candy.