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1 QUIZ DIRECTIONS What type of bond joins amino acids?
Write your name on the back of the note card. # 1-10, skipping a line between each #. What type of bond joins amino acids? What type of bond joins monosaccharides? What type of bond/linkage joins lipids? What are the organic elements for proteins? Draw the four types of protein structure from simplest to most complex. What is the difference between a purine and pyridamine? (Be specific) What group (not macromolecule) does progesterone & testosterone belong to? What is a nucleotide comprised of? What happens to proteins at high temperature or extremely cold temperatures? What is the functions of a lipid? peptide Glycosidic Ester C, n,h, o 6. Purine = 2 rings, pyridamine = 1 ring 7. Steroid 8. Nitrogen base, phosphate & sugar 9. Denatures 10. many

2 ENZYME LAB LAB DIRECTIONS Work with lab group Stay-on task
Answer questions in your NB, you don’t have to write the question.

3 INFOMERCIAL DIRECTIONS
Work with your group to come up with an infommercial that accurately & creatively describes your MACROMOLECULE. Must include Structure Function(s) Examples

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