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What is found in amylopectin but not in amylose?

1,6 (glycosidic) bond, branching

What is the smallest number of nitrogen atoms in all amino acids?

1

What is the name and number of covalent bonds needed to form a triglyceride from its subunits?

3 ester bonds

Which type of bond(s) hold(s) primary structure of proteins together?

Peptide bond

Polysaccharides, triglycerides and polypeptides are polymers. True or false?

False

What type of reaction is demonstrated in the image?

Condensation or anabolic

What is the smallest number of oxygen atoms in all amino acids?

2

Which protein has a role in oxygen transportation by the blood?

Haemoglobin

The simplest sugars have 6 carbons. True or false?

False

Which structural level of proteins is shown in the diagram?

secondary

What is the main function of triglycerides?

Energy storage

Which elemets (atoms) are found in lipids?

C, H, O

Name two disaccharides.

Maltose, sucrose, lactose

What is the storage polysaccharide in animal cells?

Glycogen

All carbohydrates are sugars. True or false?

False

Which protein structural level is betwee secondary and quaternary?

Tertiary

What is the smallest number of carbon atoms in all amino acids?

2

Which of these polyssaccharides is the odd one out in terms of the monomers? Glycogen, Amylopectin, Cellulose

Cellulose

A gram of carbohydrate contains more energy than a gram of lipid. True or false?

False

Which two molecules are produced when a glucose and a fructose are used in condensation reaction?

Sucrose and water

Which is a Beta glucose?

2

When 5 amino acids are linked together to form a small peptide molecule, how many water molecules are released?

4

Which of these polyssaccharides is the odd one out in terms of the types of glycosidic bonds? Glycogen, Amylopectin, Amylose

Amylose

What are the building blocks of lipids?

Fatty acids and glycerol