nucleuslocation ofnucleicacids ineukaryotesinsidecapsidlocation ofgeneticinfo invirusestriglyceridesphospholipidscholesterolexamplesof lipidsgeneticinformationpresent inprokaryotes,eukaryotes,and virusesfattyacids andglycerolmonomersof lipidshydrophobicfatty acidtailspart of cellmembranethat facesaway fromwatercytoplasmlocation ofnucleicacids inprokaryotespolypeptidepolymersof aminoacids-aseenzymesoften, butnot always,end in thisenzymesspeed upchemicalreactions byloweringactivationenergyaminoacidmonomersof proteinssubstratebind toactive siteof enzymecarbohydratecompose cellwall of plantcells andbacterial cells,quick source ofenergynucleotidemonomerof nucleicacidscellulosechitinglycogenexamples ofcarbohydratespolysaccharidemultiple sugarunits, anotherword forcarbohydratesproteinsstructuralsupport,enzymes,channels fortransportmonosaccharidesinglesugarunitlipidsenergystorage,compose cellmembrane,hormonesnucleicacidsstoregeneticinformation-osemanycarbohydratesend in thisdenaturechanges intemperatureor pH changethe shape ofa proteinhydrophilicphosphateheadsprotein componentof phospholipid,faces aqueousextracellular andintracellularsurfaceDNA,RNAexamplesof nucleicacidsnucleuslocation ofnucleicacids ineukaryotesinsidecapsidlocation ofgeneticinfo invirusestriglyceridesphospholipidscholesterolexamplesof lipidsgeneticinformationpresent inprokaryotes,eukaryotes,and virusesfattyacids andglycerolmonomersof lipidshydrophobicfatty acidtailspart of cellmembranethat facesaway fromwatercytoplasmlocation ofnucleicacids inprokaryotespolypeptidepolymersof aminoacids-aseenzymesoften, butnot always,end in thisenzymesspeed upchemicalreactions byloweringactivationenergyaminoacidmonomersof proteinssubstratebind toactive siteof enzymecarbohydratecompose cellwall of plantcells andbacterial cells,quick source ofenergynucleotidemonomerof nucleicacidscellulosechitinglycogenexamples ofcarbohydratespolysaccharidemultiple sugarunits, anotherword forcarbohydratesproteinsstructuralsupport,enzymes,channels fortransportmonosaccharidesinglesugarunitlipidsenergystorage,compose cellmembrane,hormonesnucleicacidsstoregeneticinformation-osemanycarbohydratesend in thisdenaturechanges intemperatureor pH changethe shape ofa proteinhydrophilicphosphateheadsprotein componentof phospholipid,faces aqueousextracellular andintracellularsurfaceDNA,RNAexamplesof nucleicacids

Biomolecules Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. location of nucleic acids in eukaryotes
    nucleus
  2. location of genetic info in viruses
    inside capsid
  3. examples of lipids
    triglycerides phospholipids cholesterol
  4. present in prokaryotes, eukaryotes, and viruses
    genetic information
  5. monomers of lipids
    fatty acids and glycerol
  6. part of cell membrane that faces away from water
    hydrophobic fatty acid tails
  7. location of nucleic acids in prokaryotes
    cytoplasm
  8. polymers of amino acids
    polypeptide
  9. enzymes often, but not always, end in this
    -ase
  10. speed up chemical reactions by lowering activation energy
    enzymes
  11. monomers of proteins
    amino acid
  12. bind to active site of enzyme
    substrate
  13. compose cell wall of plant cells and bacterial cells, quick source of energy
    carbohydrate
  14. monomer of nucleic acids
    nucleotide
  15. examples of carbohydrates
    cellulose chitin glycogen
  16. multiple sugar units, another word for carbohydrates
    polysaccharide
  17. structural support, enzymes, channels for transport
    proteins
  18. single sugar unit
    monosaccharide
  19. energy storage, compose cell membrane, hormones
    lipids
  20. store genetic information
    nucleic acids
  21. many carbohydrates end in this
    -ose
  22. changes in temperature or pH change the shape of a protein
    denature
  23. protein component of phospholipid, faces aqueous extracellular and intracellular surface
    hydrophilic phosphate heads
  24. examples of nucleic acids
    DNA, RNA