2. Carbohydrates

3. Lipids

4. Proteins

5. DNA & ATP

6. Enzymes

7. Potpourri

8. Lipids
Proteins
DNA & ATP
Carbohydrates
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9. The basic unit
of all carbohydrates.

10. Sugar

11. The two types of
carbohydrates.

12. Simple and
Complex

13. What carbohydrates
provide for
your body.

14. Energy

15. A food that
contains simple
carbohydrates.

16. honey,
maple syrup, candy

17. Another name
for complex
carbohydrates.

18. Starch

19. Lipids cannot
mix with
this molecule.

20. Water

21. Lipids store
this for
the cell.

22. Energy

23. Form in which
animals store
lipids.

24. Fats

25. Molecules that
form much of
the cell
membrane.

26. Phospholipids

27. The two parts
of a
phospholipid
molecule.

28. The Head
and
the Tail

29. The basic subunit
of a protein.

30. Amino
Acids

31. Protein found in red
blood cells that
attaches to
oxygen.

32. Hemoglobin

33. Proteins that speed
up chemical
reactions.

34. Enzymes

35. The cell
organelle
that makes
proteins.

36. Ribosome

37. A structure
made up of
proteins.

38. Feathers,
spider webs,
and hair

39. Also called the
"blueprints"
of life.

40. Nucleic
Acids

41. Subunits of
Nucleic Acids.

42. Nucleotides

43. Cell activities that
require energy are
fueled by this
molecule.

44. ATP

45. Full name
for ATP.

46. Adenosine
Triphosphate

47. This must happen
before cells can use
the energy in
carbohydrates
and lipids.

48. The energy must be
transferred
to ATP.

49. Chemical reactions
of life going on
inside living cells
are made
possible by
these.

50. Enzymes

51. Enzymes bring
chemicals together
for this reason.

52. To make reactions
happen more
quickly.

53. Different enzymes
have this different
characteristic,
affecting different
chemical reactions.

54. Different
Shapes

55. This does not occur
to enzymes during
a reaction.

56. Enzymes are not
physically changed

57. Daily
Double

58. Number of times
a single enzyme
can act in a
reaction.

59. Thousands
of Times

60. The subunits of
proteins; starch;
and DNA.

61. Amino Acids;
Glucose;
Nucleotides

62. The nutrient needed
for red blood cells.

63. Proteins

64. The part of a
phospholipid
that is hydrophillic.

65. The Head

66. The number of
amino acids
found in the
human body.

67. 20

68. Three examples
of amino acids.

69. Tryptophan,
Alanine,
Glutamine