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Molecule Matching

organic molecules and their functions, descriptions, and terms

QuestionAnswer
provides insulin lipid
made of amino acids protein
contains genetic information nucleic acid
lactose, sucrose, and maltose carbohydrate
can be saturated or unsaturated lipid
contains C, H, O, and N only (no P) protein
waxes on plant leaves lipid
DNA and RNA nucleic acid
mono- and polysaccharides carbohydrate
contains peptide bonds protein
hemoglobin and collagen protein
defends body from germs protein
contains C, H, O, N, and P nucleic acid
steroids and phospholipds lipid
contains a sugar, base, and PO4 nucleic acid
contains amine functional group protein
used for energy storage carbohydrate
glucose and glycogen carbohydrate
regulates chemical reactions protein
contains phosphate functional group nucleic acid
made of triglycerides lipid
contains C, H, and fewer O lipid
starch and chitin carbohydrate
waterproofing lipid
glycerol and fatty acids lipid
regulates blood sugar protein
produced by the nucleolus nucleic acid
part of the cell membrane lipid
component of skin/nails protein
contains NH2 and COOH protein
contains COOH, no NH2 lipid
keratin and insulin protein
structural and defense protein
contains C, H, and O (1:2:1) carbohydrate
exoskeleton of insects carbohydrate
casein, actin, and myosin protein
fibers protein
fats and oils lipid
muscle contraction protein
causes strokes/heart attacks lipid
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