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Monosacharides such as glucose are made of which three elements: hydrogen, carbon and what? oxygen
DNA is a chain of nucleic acids. Each nucleic acids is made of three main parts. which are: sugar, phosphate, and base
Role of contractile: movement
Role of transport: move other molecules
Shape is very important to protein function. Give one example: Shape to match its target
True of false: The monomers of lipids are triglycerides. false
true or false: Cholesterol, estrogen and testosterone are steroids. true
How would you know which one is the saturated and which one the polyunsaturated lipid? why? Saturated is solid at room temp while polyunsaturated is liquid.
What is the phenotypic trait of an organism? The physical characteristics that make us look how we do.
What is mutation? When something goes wrong in the sequence of DNA of the cell; alters characteristics.
5 things that go into chloroplasts during photosynthesis? sunlight, CO2, water, sugar, and O2
Why is it important to have two different roots? nutrient uptake and erosion control
3 examples of what people use plant stems for: food, wind protection, and what? paper
3 reasons why plants are important to life: oxygen, food, and what? medicine
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