The type of molecule in the above question is the MONOMER of which of the following polymers?   Lipids Polysaccharides Nucleic acids Proteins

Using the terms monomer, polymer, dehydration synthesis, and hydrolysis explain how large biological molecules are put together and then explain how they are taken apart.

The name of the chemical bond formed between sugar molecules is called a

The molecule on the left has of 2 ring structures with an O atom in the ring and it ratio of C, H, O is 1:2:1. The molecule on the right has an amino group and a carboxyl group. The structure on the right is a(n) and the structure on the left is a(n) lipid, carbohydrate O amino acid, lipid amino acid, carbohydrate lipid, protein

Match the following images to the correct group of organic. Type the letter in the table box next to each answer.  (A) Carbohydrates  (B) Lipids  (C) Proteins  (D) Nucleic Acids   Letter Answer   Letter Answer   Letter Answer     Amino Acid   Butter   Fatty acid chain   Ribonucleotide   Ribonucleotide   Glycerol   Adenine   Testosterone   Cytosine   Monosaccharide   Lactose   Polypeptide chain   Glucose   Insulin   Globular structure   Sucrose   Hemoglobin   Phospholipid   Cellulose   Chitin   Estrogen

Which of the following are polymers? (there may be more than one correct answer.) Amino acids Nucleotides Proteins Fatty acids Polysaccharides Nucleic acids

Polar covalent bonds can be found in water molecules. Define or describe this type of bond.

Group the following compounds based on their presence in DNA or RNA or DNA & RNA? Guanine Cytosine D-Ribose Thymine Uracil D- Deoxyribose

The naturally-occurring amino acid L-serine (NH2-CH(COOH)-CH2-OH, dry form) shares all of the following features with the naturally-occurring amino acid D-serine, except: the same three-dimensional arrangement of covalent bonds the same stoichiometry the same number of covalent bonds the exact same atoms the same number of atoms

Match the monomer with the biological molecule Group of answer choices Monosaccharide              [ Choose ]             Carbohydrate             Protein             Lipid             DNA            Amino acid              [ Choose ]             Carbohydrate             Protein             Lipid             DNA            None              [ Choose ]             Carbohydrate             Protein             Lipid             DNA            Nucleic Acid              [ Choose ]             Carbohydrate             Protein             Lipid             DNA