Macromolecules

Question 1

Structures that carbohydrates can have

Answer 1

linear, branched or rings

Question 2

uses of carbohydrates

Answer 2

storage, energy and structure

Question 3

examples of carbohydrates

Answer 3

glucose (monosaccharide found in fruit), lactose(disaccharide found in milk), starch or cellulose (polysaccharide, potatoes, plants)

Question 4

uses of proteins

Answer 4

transportation, disease, storage, hormonal, movement, structure

Question 5

primary

Answer 5

order of amino acids

Question 6

secondary

Answer 6

due to interactions of the back bone

Question 7

tertiary

Answer 7

due to interactions of R groups

Question 8

quaternary

Answer 8

arrangement of multiple peptide chains

Question 9

bonds in proteins

Answer 9

hydrogen bonds, peptide bonds, covalent, ionic bonds

Question 10

what types of interactions can side chains have

Answer 10

hydrophobic, hydrophilic, or ionic

Question 11

uses of lipids

Answer 11

energy( triglycerides), hormonal, (testosterone), insulation (triglycerides), protection (triglycerides)

Question 12

made up of lipids

Answer 12

glycerol and fatty acids