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Crucigrama Biomolecule BasicsVersión en línea Key terms and definitions in biomolecules. por Jodie Goodman 1 Large molecule made of amino acids that performs many cellular functions. 2 Biological catalyst that accelerates chemical reactions in living organisms. 3 Class of biomolecules that provide energy and structural support. 4 Hydrophobic biomolecule important for energy storage and membranes. 5 Molecule that stores genetic information and guides cell activities. 6 An organic molecule that links to form proteins. 7 Monomer of nucleic acids comprising sugar, phosphate, and base. 8 A simple sugar that fuels cellular respiration. 9 Name of process by which polymers are formed 10 Name of process by which polymers are broken down. 11 Type of carbohydrates that is energy stored in animals 12 Type of carbohydrate that is energy stored in plants 13 Type of carbohydrate that makes up plant cell walls 14 Name of bilayer of lipids that make up cell membranes 15 Single unit of a biomolecule 16 Many units of a biomolecule 17 Most common monosaccharide 18 Element that is the base for all biomolecules 19 Elements in Nucleic Acids 20 Elements in Carbs and lipids 13 11 1 17 14 15 6 5 18 19 10 2 4 7 9 16 8 20 12 3 1 Large molecule made of amino acids that performs many cellular functions. 2 Biological catalyst that accelerates chemical reactions in living organisms. 3 Class of biomolecules that provide energy and structural support. 4 Hydrophobic biomolecule important for energy storage and membranes. 5 Molecule that stores genetic information and guides cell activities. 6 An organic molecule that links to form proteins. 7 Monomer of nucleic acids comprising sugar, phosphate, and base. 8 A simple sugar that fuels cellular respiration. 9 Name of process by which polymers are formed 10 Name of process by which polymers are broken down. 11 Type of carbohydrates that is energy stored in animals 12 Type of carbohydrate that is energy stored in plants 13 Type of carbohydrate that makes up plant cell walls 14 Name of bilayer of lipids that make up cell membranes 15 Single unit of a biomolecule 16 Many units of a biomolecule 17 Most common monosaccharide 18 Element that is the base for all biomolecules 19 Elements in Nucleic Acids 20 Elements in Carbs and lipids 11 8 3 5 13 19 6 14 10 12 15 1 7 2 4 20 16 9 17 18 1 Large biomolecule built from amino acids performing many cellular roles. 2 Biological catalyst that speeds reactions. 3 Sugars and starches; main energy source in many diets. 4 Hydrophobic biomolecule essential for membranes and energy storage. 5 Genetic material carrying information for life processes. 6 Monomer forming nucleic acids; stores and transfers energy. 7 Simple sugar unit and building block of more complex carbohydrates. 8 Long chain of sugar units found in plants and animals. 6 5 8 7 2 1 4

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Biomolecule BasicsVersión en línea

Key terms and definitions in biomolecules.

por Jodie Goodman

Large molecule made of amino acids that performs many cellular functions.

Biological catalyst that accelerates chemical reactions in living organisms.

Class of biomolecules that provide energy and structural support.

Hydrophobic biomolecule important for energy storage and membranes.

Molecule that stores genetic information and guides cell activities.

An organic molecule that links to form proteins.

Monomer of nucleic acids comprising sugar, phosphate, and base.

A simple sugar that fuels cellular respiration.

Name of process by which polymers are formed

Name of process by which polymers are broken down.

Type of carbohydrates that is energy stored in animals

Type of carbohydrate that is energy stored in plants

Type of carbohydrate that makes up plant cell walls

Name of bilayer of lipids that make up cell membranes

Single unit of a biomolecule

Many units of a biomolecule

Most common monosaccharide

Element that is the base for all biomolecules

Elements in Nucleic Acids

Elements in Carbs and lipids

Large molecule made of amino acids that performs many cellular functions.

Biological catalyst that accelerates chemical reactions in living organisms.

Class of biomolecules that provide energy and structural support.

Hydrophobic biomolecule important for energy storage and membranes.

Molecule that stores genetic information and guides cell activities.

An organic molecule that links to form proteins.

Monomer of nucleic acids comprising sugar, phosphate, and base.

A simple sugar that fuels cellular respiration.

Name of process by which polymers are formed

Name of process by which polymers are broken down.

Type of carbohydrates that is energy stored in animals

Type of carbohydrate that is energy stored in plants

Type of carbohydrate that makes up plant cell walls

Name of bilayer of lipids that make up cell membranes

Single unit of a biomolecule

Many units of a biomolecule

Most common monosaccharide

Element that is the base for all biomolecules

Elements in Nucleic Acids

Elements in Carbs and lipids

Large biomolecule built from amino acids performing many cellular roles.

Biological catalyst that speeds reactions.

Sugars and starches; main energy source in many diets.

Hydrophobic biomolecule essential for membranes and energy storage.

Genetic material carrying information for life processes.

Monomer forming nucleic acids; stores and transfers energy.

Simple sugar unit and building block of more complex carbohydrates.

Long chain of sugar units found in plants and animals.

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Biomolecule BasicsVersión en línea

por Jodie Goodman

Large molecule made of amino acids that performs many cellular functions.

Biological catalyst that accelerates chemical reactions in living organisms.

Class of biomolecules that provide energy and structural support.

Hydrophobic biomolecule important for energy storage and membranes.

Molecule that stores genetic information and guides cell activities.

An organic molecule that links to form proteins.

Monomer of nucleic acids comprising sugar, phosphate, and base.

A simple sugar that fuels cellular respiration.

Name of process by which polymers are formed

Name of process by which polymers are broken down.

Type of carbohydrates that is energy stored in animals

Type of carbohydrate that is energy stored in plants

Type of carbohydrate that makes up plant cell walls

Name of bilayer of lipids that make up cell membranes

Single unit of a biomolecule

Many units of a biomolecule

Most common monosaccharide

Element that is the base for all biomolecules

Elements in Nucleic Acids

Elements in Carbs and lipids

Large molecule made of amino acids that performs many cellular functions.

Biological catalyst that accelerates chemical reactions in living organisms.

Class of biomolecules that provide energy and structural support.

Hydrophobic biomolecule important for energy storage and membranes.

Molecule that stores genetic information and guides cell activities.

An organic molecule that links to form proteins.

Monomer of nucleic acids comprising sugar, phosphate, and base.

A simple sugar that fuels cellular respiration.

Name of process by which polymers are formed

Name of process by which polymers are broken down.

Type of carbohydrates that is energy stored in animals

Type of carbohydrate that is energy stored in plants

Type of carbohydrate that makes up plant cell walls

Name of bilayer of lipids that make up cell membranes

Single unit of a biomolecule

Many units of a biomolecule

Most common monosaccharide

Element that is the base for all biomolecules

Elements in Nucleic Acids

Elements in Carbs and lipids

Large biomolecule built from amino acids performing many cellular roles.

Biological catalyst that speeds reactions.

Sugars and starches; main energy source in many diets.

Hydrophobic biomolecule essential for membranes and energy storage.

Genetic material carrying information for life processes.

Monomer forming nucleic acids; stores and transfers energy.

Simple sugar unit and building block of more complex carbohydrates.

Long chain of sugar units found in plants and animals.