FatsExampleof aLipidNucleicAcidsWhichmacromoleculesinclude DNA andRNA and storegeneticinformation?ActivationenergyWhat energybarrier doenzymes lowerto speed upreactions?EnzymeWhat proteinspeeds upchemicalreactions inlivingorganisms?LactaseExampleof anEnzymeBiologicalcatalystsWhat termdescribesenzymes becausethey speed upreactions in livingorganisms?DenatureWhat can happento an enzymewhen its shapechanges so muchthat it can nolonger function?LactoseExample of aCarbohydrateSucroseExample of aCarbohydrateSteroidsExampleof aLipidAminoAcidWhat is themonomer ofproteins,includingenzymes?FructoseExample of aCarbohydrateMonosaccharidesWhat are themonomers ofcarbohydrates?CollagenExampleof aProteinGlycerolWhat moleculecombines withfatty acids toform manylipids?ActiveSiteWhere on anenzymedoes thesubstratebind?FattyAcidWhat is one ofthe buildingblocks of manylipids, alongwith glycerol?temperatureWhat environmentalfactor involving heatcan increase enzymeactivity up to anoptimum but can alsodenature an enzymeif too high?ProteinsWhichmacromoleculeis made fromamino acidsand includesenzymes?DNAExampleof aNucleicAcidStarchExample of aCarbohydrateLipidsWhichmacromoleculeincludes fats,oils, andsteroids?CarbohydratesWhichmacromoleculeprovides a mainsource of quickenergy?NucleotideWhat is themonomer ofnucleic acidssuch as DNAand RNA?PolymerWhat largemolecule ismade ofrepeatingmonomers?SubstrateWhat moleculedoes anenzyme bindto and actupon?ConcentrationWhat factorinvolving theamount of enzymeor substrate canchange the rate ofan enzymereaction?GlucoseExample of aCarbohydrateRNAExampleof aNucleicAcidKeratinExampleof aProteinMonomerWhat is thesmall buildingblock that joinswith others toform amacromolecule?OilsExampleof aLipidEnzymeExampleof aProteinpHWhat measureof acidity orbasicity canaffect anenzyme’s shapeand activity?ProductWhat is formedafter an enzymeconverts asubstrate duringa reaction?FatsExampleof aLipidNucleicAcidsWhichmacromoleculesinclude DNA andRNA and storegeneticinformation?ActivationenergyWhat energybarrier doenzymes lowerto speed upreactions?EnzymeWhat proteinspeeds upchemicalreactions inlivingorganisms?LactaseExampleof anEnzymeBiologicalcatalystsWhat termdescribesenzymes becausethey speed upreactions in livingorganisms?DenatureWhat can happento an enzymewhen its shapechanges so muchthat it can nolonger function?LactoseExample of aCarbohydrateSucroseExample of aCarbohydrateSteroidsExampleof aLipidAminoAcidWhat is themonomer ofproteins,includingenzymes?FructoseExample of aCarbohydrateMonosaccharidesWhat are themonomers ofcarbohydrates?CollagenExampleof aProteinGlycerolWhat moleculecombines withfatty acids toform manylipids?ActiveSiteWhere on anenzymedoes thesubstratebind?FattyAcidWhat is one ofthe buildingblocks of manylipids, alongwith glycerol?temperatureWhat environmentalfactor involving heatcan increase enzymeactivity up to anoptimum but can alsodenature an enzymeif too high?ProteinsWhichmacromoleculeis made fromamino acidsand includesenzymes?DNAExampleof aNucleicAcidStarchExample of aCarbohydrateLipidsWhichmacromoleculeincludes fats,oils, andsteroids?CarbohydratesWhichmacromoleculeprovides a mainsource of quickenergy?NucleotideWhat is themonomer ofnucleic acidssuch as DNAand RNA?PolymerWhat largemolecule ismade ofrepeatingmonomers?SubstrateWhat moleculedoes anenzyme bindto and actupon?ConcentrationWhat factorinvolving theamount of enzymeor substrate canchange the rate ofan enzymereaction?GlucoseExample of aCarbohydrateRNAExampleof aNucleicAcidKeratinExampleof aProteinMonomerWhat is thesmall buildingblock that joinswith others toform amacromolecule?OilsExampleof aLipidEnzymeExampleof aProteinpHWhat measureof acidity orbasicity canaffect anenzyme’s shapeand activity?ProductWhat is formedafter an enzymeconverts asubstrate duringa reaction?

Macromolecules and Enzymes - Call List

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  1. Example of a Lipid
    Fats
  2. Which macromolecules include DNA and RNA and store genetic information?
    Nucleic Acids
  3. What energy barrier do enzymes lower to speed up reactions?
    Activation energy
  4. What protein speeds up chemical reactions in living organisms?
    Enzyme
  5. Example of an Enzyme
    Lactase
  6. What term describes enzymes because they speed up reactions in living organisms?
    Biological catalysts
  7. What can happen to an enzyme when its shape changes so much that it can no longer function?
    Denature
  8. Example of a Carbohydrate
    Lactose
  9. Example of a Carbohydrate
    Sucrose
  10. Example of a Lipid
    Steroids
  11. What is the monomer of proteins, including enzymes?
    Amino Acid
  12. Example of a Carbohydrate
    Fructose
  13. What are the monomers of carbohydrates?
    Monosaccharides
  14. Example of a Protein
    Collagen
  15. What molecule combines with fatty acids to form many lipids?
    Glycerol
  16. Where on an enzyme does the substrate bind?
    Active Site
  17. What is one of the building blocks of many lipids, along with glycerol?
    Fatty Acid
  18. What environmental factor involving heat can increase enzyme activity up to an optimum but can also denature an enzyme if too high?
    temperature
  19. Which macromolecule is made from amino acids and includes enzymes?
    Proteins
  20. Example of a Nucleic Acid
    DNA
  21. Example of a Carbohydrate
    Starch
  22. Which macromolecule includes fats, oils, and steroids?
    Lipids
  23. Which macromolecule provides a main source of quick energy?
    Carbohydrates
  24. What is the monomer of nucleic acids such as DNA and RNA?
    Nucleotide
  25. What large molecule is made of repeating monomers?
    Polymer
  26. What molecule does an enzyme bind to and act upon?
    Substrate
  27. What factor involving the amount of enzyme or substrate can change the rate of an enzyme reaction?
    Concentration
  28. Example of a Carbohydrate
    Glucose
  29. Example of a Nucleic Acid
    RNA
  30. Example of a Protein
    Keratin
  31. What is the small building block that joins with others to form a macromolecule?
    Monomer
  32. Example of a Lipid
    Oils
  33. Example of a Protein
    Enzyme
  34. What measure of acidity or basicity can affect an enzyme’s shape and activity?
    pH
  35. What is formed after an enzyme converts a substrate during a reaction?
    Product