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Biochemistry TEST REVIEW Building Blocks of Lipids - correct answer Fatty Acids Building Blocks of Carbohydrates - correct answer Monosaccharide Building Blocks of Proteins - correct answer Amino Acids Building Blocks of Nucleic Acids - correct answer Nucleotides Organic Molecules are based on- - correct answer Carbon The type of Lipid that stores energy? - correct answer Fats Scientific Name for a Double Sugar? - correct answer Disaccharide What mainly determines the function of a Protein? - correct answer Shape What are the Four Biomolecules? - correct answer Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins, and Nucleic Acids Nucleic Acid is good for- - correct answer DNA and RNA. Polarity In Lipids are- - correct answer Non-polar A substance with more than two sugars is a- - correct answerPolysaccharide What makes an Amino Acid unique? - correct answerR Group What is the process of combining monosaccharides? - correct answerPolymerization What is the Function of Genetic Material? - correct answerBlueprints of life and says how to make Proteins. Lipids are made of which elements? - correct answerCarbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen Carbohydrates are good for- - correct answerEnergy The Functions of Proteins are- - correct answerTransports Oxygen (O2), makes up muscles, and acts as hormones or enzymes. How many Amino Acids are there? - correct answer20 What is the function of RNA to support the DNA? - correct answerCarries out the instruction from the DNA to the Cytoplasm. Are Lipids Soluble in water? - correct answerNo. Proportion of Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen that makes up Carbohydrates? - correct answer1:2:1 What are the Five Parts of Amino Acids? - correct answerCentral carbon atom, a Carboxyl group, an Amino group, a Hydrogen group, and an "R" group What are the Four Levels of Organizing a Protein? - correct answerPrimary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary. What is the function of Adenosine triphosphate? - correct answerSingle Nuclotide with two extra energy molecules. When more than two monomers are joined together they make- - correct answerPolymers What are the four levels of Organization to a protein's shape? - correct answerAmino acids, chain twists, different chains cominbed, chains fold over each other. What are the Three Parts of a Nucleotide? - correct answerSugar, base, and phosphate group. What is it called when you add an H+ and OH- (H20) to break a bond? - correct answerHydrolysis Where can you find Carbohydrates? - correct answerIn fruits, vegetables, and grains. What is the function of a Lipid? - correct answerInsulation, retaining heat, cushioning, and protection. What is it called when you remove an H+ and an OH- (H20) to break a bond? - correct answerDehydration synthesis What do fatty acids bond to? - correct answerGlycerol What are Van der Waals forces? - correct answerIntermolecular forces of attraction; develops between oppositely charged atoms.