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Orangic Molecules

Question Answer
What's the monomer for Carbohydrates? Glucose
What's the monomer for lipids? Glycerol with 3 fatty acid tales.
What's the monomer for Proteins? Amino Acid
Which organic molecule has genetic formation? Nucleic Acids
What's one of the functions of Proteins? Regulates Blood Sugar; speeds up chemical reactions or carries oxygen in the blood
What's one of the functions of lipids? Make up cellular membranes; Used for communication in the body or long term energy storage
What does carbohydrates mostly overall function? Stores energy
What does CHNOPS stand for? Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Phosphate and Sulfur
What do all the organic molecules have in common? They made primarily of carbon
What does cellulose do? Supports the cell in plants
What does steroids do? used for communication in the body
What does insulin do? regulates blood sugar
Whats the monomer of nucleic acids? Nucleotide
What's the structure shape of carbohydrates? a hexagon
What does the nucleic structure look like? a house with a flag & a satellite dish
Which organic molecules should a athlete consumer after their done exercising? Proteins
What is RNA used to make?
What do enzymes do? Speeds up chemical reactions.
What does glucose do? Provides short term energy
What does glycogen do? has energy storage in mammals (liver)
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