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Amino Acids Correct Answers 20 different building blocks of
a protein; all have a Carbon atom bonded to an amino group, a
carboxyl group, and a Hydrogen

amphipathic Correct Answers both hydrophilic and
hydrophobic

Amylose Correct Answers complex carb that contains only
alpha 1-4 glycosidic linkages; makes up starch along with
amylopectin

anion Correct Answers negative charge

biology Correct Answers the study of living things

Carbohydrate Correct Answers any of various neutral
compounds of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen; (sugar, starch,
cellulose); include monosaccharides and polysaccharides

cation Correct Answers positive charge

Cell theory and theory of evolution by natural selection Correct
Answers two theories that biology developed on

Cellulose Correct Answers polysaccharide of b-glucose
monomers; joined by beta 1-4 glycosidic linkages; constitutes
the chief part of the cell wall in plants

, Chitin Correct Answers polysaccharide that stiffens cells walls
of fungi and algae; most important component of exoskeletons
in insects and crustaceans; contains nitrogen

Chitin Peptidoglycan Correct Answers polysaccharide found
only in bacteria; contains a modified monosaccharide

competitive inhibition Correct Answers inactivation of an
enzyme through binding of a molecule to active site

Condensation Reaction Correct Answers chemical reaction in
which two molecules bond by removal of a hydroxyl (OH)
group from one subunit and a hydrogen group from another

covalent Correct Answers bonds that share electrons

DNA Correct Answers double-stranded, double helical
molecule of deoxyribonucleotides that contains genetic
information; contains deoxyribose, a phosphate group, and one
of four bases: adenine, thymine, guanine, or cytosine

endergonic Correct Answers reaction that absorbs energy as it
proceeds

Endothermic Correct Answers chemical reaction that absorbs
heat

entropy Correct Answers measure of disorder

Entropy Correct Answers quantitative measure of the amount
of disorder of any system

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