Across |
1. | an example of a nucleic acid used to carry instructions from nucleus to ribosome for protein synthesis |
4. | substance that causes proteins to bend an dform a certain shape |
6. | glycogen and cellulose |
7. | idea that a spiritual, vital force existed inside living things |
8. | lipids that come from animals |
10. | a factor that can cause the denaturation of enzymes |
11. | these structures holdamino acieds together |
12. | one of the three parts of an amino acid |
15. | carbon has 4 of these, allows it to form 4 covalent bonds |
16. | reactants and products are made at equal rates |
19. | amount of energy needed to start a chemical reaction |
21. | sugars and starches |
24. | fats and oils |
28. | lipid with a ring structure, needed to make steroids |
29. | the job of this carbon molecule it to carry instructions to make proteins |
30. | type of lipid is found in cell membranes |
31. | the number of amino acids our body can make |
32. | catalysts in living things |
34. | model that describes how an enzyme fits with its target |
35. | type of fats tha thave the maximum number of hydrogen ions possible connected to the hydrogen chain |
36. | the light produced by fireflies is a product of this type of reaction |
39. | many subunits put together |
41. | molecule found in fatty and oils, binds to fatty acids |
42. | RNA that acts as an enzyme |