Question

1. Structure and function of biological molecules
2. difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells
3.organelles in eukaryotic cells
4. ATP and its importance
5. Purpose of cellular respiration and photosynthesis.
in simplest form pls explain (pls no long sentences)

Answer 1

@Nnesha

Answer 2

can someone help me?

Answer 3

hold on

Answer 4

ok

Answer 5

i might be able to help on 2

Answer 6

is 1 really everyone says the same thing

Answer 7

hard^

Answer 8

no. its just more intricate.

Answer 9

oh ok

Answer 10

well, i cant remember but one of the cells is a animal cell, and the other is a plant cell.

Answer 11

scratch that

Answer 12

wait, no dont scratch that.

Answer 13

wait.

Answer 14

ok

Answer 15

I have totally confused myself. :P
@malcolmmcswain
@Owlcoffee
@Zale101

Answer 16

i think this video is really good for #2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQ-SMCmWB1s

Answer 17

@imqwerty

Answer 18

Still need help?

Answer 19

yeah

Answer 20

With which one?

Answer 21

all of them except Purpose of cellular respiration and photosynthesis.

Answer 22

unless u know how to put in the simplest way

Answer 23

Okay...so prokaryotic organisms are the organisms which evolved first like bacteria, these don't have a nucleus or any other membrane bound organelle. In contrast, eukaryotic organisms are those which evolved later and are more advanced. These have nucleus and other membrane bound organelles like mitochondria, chloroplast etc.

Answer 24

oh ok i always get confused with those two

Answer 25

ATP is a molecule made up of three phosphate and one ribose sugar moecule. ATP acts as a small battery which stores energy released from food and then is later used our body for its energy uses.

Answer 26

Is it done?

Answer 27

there's 1,3,5

Answer 28

1) When u take biological molecules there are lot. Carbohydrates proteins, nucleic acids etc. That means I have to define everything yah?

Answer 29

yeah

Answer 30

if thats ok with u

Answer 31

It might take a lot of time. It's okai with u right ?

Answer 32

yeah totally

Answer 33

But then paragraph wise

Answer 34

Carbohydrates
*Most abundant organic matter on earth
*The major elemental compositions are carbon, hydrogen and oxygen
*All of them contain either a ketone or an aldehyde
*Main function is to produce and store energy, contribute to make important structures like cell wall etc.
*There are 3 main classes of carbohydrates
1) Monosaccharide
2) Disaccharide
3) Polysaccharide

MONOSACCHARIDES
*All monosaccharides are reducing agents
*eg ; Glucose, fructose and galactose
*Functions;
1) Acts as a respiratory substrate eg; glucose
2) Acts as a basic unit of all carbohydrates.
3) Sythesis of other substances such as amino acids and nucleic acids
4) The first synthesized carbohydrate in photosynthesis is glyceraldehyde .

DISACCHARIDE
* Formed when 2 monosaccharide molecules are joined by a glycocidic bond
*Functions;
1) In plants the main material that is transported along the phloem is sucrose which is a disaccharide.
2) Lactose found in milk is an important energy source for young mammssl.

POLYSACCHARIDE
* Are polymers made up of large number of monosaccharides linked by a glycocidic bond.
* If the polymer chain is in a straight chain it is 1:4 glycocidic bond
of it is 1:6 then it is branched.

Functions
1) As a storage carbohydrate ex; starch
2) Main stored food in animals ex:Glycogen
3) Structural carbohydrate ex:Pectin
4) Cellulose and hemi cellulose as cell wall components
5) Primary product of photosynthesis and serves as a food material for hetertrophs

Answer 35

this is only carbohydrates. Wait. there's alot more

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@Brooklyn_Boiii

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@ShadowLegendX

Answer 38

Looks like it has already been answered, lol

Answer 39

no that was for 2 other questions

Answer 40

If you have multiple questions, close the current and open a new one