The attractionof a particularkind of atom forthe Electrons ofa covalent bondConversion ofcomplex organicmolecules intosmaller moleculesby breakingchemical bondsTertiarystructureCarbons,Hydrogens,andOxygensRNAWhenproteinswill not foldproperlyCarbonNucleotidesCovalentbond formedbetweenamino acidsCelluloseElectrons are notshared evenly,results in a partialpositive and partialpositive and partialnegativeSpecializedmacromoleculesthat speedchemicalreactions in cellsProteins orEnzymes, losetheir specificshape andchanges itsfunctionSharingtwo pairsof valenceelectronsA pHscale HydrocarbonsCarbon atthe centerof anamino acidSecondaryStructureformed byhydrogenbonds thatpleatsApositivelychargedatomA six memberedring fused to afive memberedring (Adenineand Guanine)One of therepeatingparts of apolymerAll thechemicalconversionsthat occurwithin a cellConversion ofsmall organicmolecules byforming chemicalbonds betweensmaller moleculesNucleicAcidA glyceroland 2fatty acidsSecondarystructureThe study ofcarbon andhydrogencompoundsShape ofcarbonskeletondiffersQuaternarystructurePolymer of betaglucosemonomers thatis found inplants cell wallsWhen theconcentrationof 2 ions areequal  BygenesMonosaccharides,consistof hydroxyls and onecarbonyl group each. PyrimidinesA lipid made fromfatty acids thathave at least onedouble bondbetween carbonatomsAnegativelychargedatomByremovingH2OLong-termenergy storage,Cushionsorgans,andinsulates body.Characterizedby a sixmembered ring(cytosine,thymine, uracil)Its the hydrogenbonds betweenwater moleculesthat allow for themovement ofwater againstgravity.MetabolismPurinesA chemicalprocess thatlyses or splitsmolecules bythe addition ofwaterA discrete unit ofhereditaryinformationconsisting of aspecific nucleotidesequence in DNAStarch has analphaconfigurationand cellulosehas a betaconfiguration.A structuralpolysaccharidefound in manyfungal cellwallsPolymerMacromoleculesHydrogengroups are onopposite sidesof the doublebond (diagonal)BondingcapacityThe attractionof a particularkind of atom forthe Electrons ofa covalent bondConversion ofcomplex organicmolecules intosmaller moleculesby breakingchemical bondsTertiarystructureCarbons,Hydrogens,andOxygensRNAWhenproteinswill not foldproperlyCarbonNucleotidesCovalentbond formedbetweenamino acidsCelluloseElectrons are notshared evenly,results in a partialpositive and partialpositive and partialnegativeSpecializedmacromoleculesthat speedchemicalreactions in cellsProteins orEnzymes, losetheir specificshape andchanges itsfunctionSharingtwo pairsof valenceelectronsA pHscale HydrocarbonsCarbon atthe centerof anamino acidSecondaryStructureformed byhydrogenbonds thatpleatsApositivelychargedatomA six memberedring fused to afive memberedring (Adenineand Guanine)One of therepeatingparts of apolymerAll thechemicalconversionsthat occurwithin a cellConversion ofsmall organicmolecules byforming chemicalbonds betweensmaller moleculesNucleicAcidA glyceroland 2fatty acidsSecondarystructureThe study ofcarbon andhydrogencompoundsShape ofcarbonskeletondiffersQuaternarystructurePolymer of betaglucosemonomers thatis found inplants cell wallsWhen theconcentrationof 2 ions areequal  BygenesMonosaccharides,consistof hydroxyls and onecarbonyl group each. PyrimidinesA lipid made fromfatty acids thathave at least onedouble bondbetween carbonatomsAnegativelychargedatomByremovingH2OLong-termenergy storage,Cushionsorgans,andinsulates body.Characterizedby a sixmembered ring(cytosine,thymine, uracil)Its the hydrogenbonds betweenwater moleculesthat allow for themovement ofwater againstgravity.MetabolismPurinesA chemicalprocess thatlyses or splitsmolecules bythe addition ofwaterA discrete unit ofhereditaryinformationconsisting of aspecific nucleotidesequence in DNAStarch has analphaconfigurationand cellulosehas a betaconfiguration.A structuralpolysaccharidefound in manyfungal cellwallsPolymerMacromoleculesHydrogengroups are onopposite sidesof the doublebond (diagonal)Bondingcapacity

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  1. The attraction of a particular kind of atom for the Electrons of a covalent bond
  2. Conversion of complex organic molecules into smaller molecules by breaking chemical bonds
  3. Tertiary structure
  4. Carbons, Hydrogens, and Oxygens
  5. RNA
  6. When proteins will not fold properly
  7. Carbon
  8. Nucleotides
  9. Covalent bond formed between amino acids
  10. Cellulose
  11. Electrons are not shared evenly, results in a partial positive and partial positive and partial negative
  12. Specialized macromolecules that speed chemical reactions in cells
  13. Proteins or Enzymes, lose their specific shape and changes its function
  14. Sharing two pairs of valence electrons
  15. A pH scale
  16. Hydrocarbons
  17. Carbon at the center of an amino acid
  18. Secondary Structure formed by hydrogen bonds that pleats
  19. A positively charged atom
  20. A six membered ring fused to a five membered ring (Adenine and Guanine)
  21. One of the repeating parts of a polymer
  22. All the chemical conversions that occur within a cell
  23. Conversion of small organic molecules by forming chemical bonds between smaller molecules
  24. Nucleic Acid
  25. A glycerol and 2 fatty acids
  26. Secondary structure
  27. The study of carbon and hydrogen compounds
  28. Shape of carbon skeleton differs
  29. Quaternary structure
  30. Polymer of beta glucose monomers that is found in plants cell walls
  31. When the concentration of 2 ions are equal
  32. By genes
  33. Monosaccharides,consist of hydroxyls and one carbonyl group each.
  34. Pyrimidines
  35. A lipid made from fatty acids that have at least one double bond between carbon atoms
  36. A negatively charged atom
  37. By removing H2O
  38. Long-term energy storage, Cushions organs,and insulates body.
  39. Characterized by a six membered ring (cytosine, thymine, uracil)
  40. Its the hydrogen bonds between water molecules that allow for the movement of water against gravity.
  41. Metabolism
  42. Purines
  43. A chemical process that lyses or splits molecules by the addition of water
  44. A discrete unit of hereditary information consisting of a specific nucleotide sequence in DNA
  45. Starch has an alpha configuration and cellulose has a beta configuration.
  46. A structural polysaccharide found in many fungal cell walls
  47. Polymer
  48. Macromolecules
  49. Hydrogen groups are on opposite sides of the double bond (diagonal)
  50. Bonding capacity