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WILL MEDAL AND FAN 1. Which best describes the shape of myoglobin, which in many ways is a typical protein? a complex three-dimensional shape formed from many twisted helixes a cylindrical shape that forms from a single twisted helix a straight chain, like beads on a straight piece of string a highly-branched chain, much like the branches of a maple tree 5. Glucose and fructose are examples of which type of carbohydrate? monosaccharides disaccharides polysaccharides

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9. Which best describes nucleic acids? large nitrogen-containing polymers found mainly in cell nuclei bases that pair together in a long double helix compounds with both carboxyl and amino functional groups 11. When a molecule of glucose is completely oxidized, its six carbon atoms are changed into _____. six molecules of methane six molecules of carbon dioxide two molecules of pyruvate ions three molecules of acetate ions

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12. Which organisms can digest cellulose? all animals that eat other animals all plant-eating animals most animals, including humans only a few kinds of microorganisms 14. In which way are a prokaryotic cell and a eukaryotic cell alike? Both carry out similar chemical processes. Both contain membrane-enclosed organelles. Both have a cell nucleus. Both are of similar size. 15. What is a protein? a polymer of simple sugars and amino acids a polypeptide with simple sugars incorporated into the molecule a polypeptide with between 10 and 100 amino acids a polypeptide with more than 100 amino acids

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19. When two amino acids join together with a peptide bond, what other compound is produced? ammonia water a simple sugar carbon dioxide 20. Why do A and T (and G and C) pair in a DNA double helix? Hydrogen bonds form between them. Ionic interactions are thus maximized. Covalent bonds form between them. Van der Waals forces are thus maximized. 25. Which set of reactions in an organism serve to produce ATP? both catabolic and anabolic reactions catabolic reactions anabolic reactions reactions that release oxygen 26. In the genetic code, 61 of the 64 possible three-letter words signify an amino acid. What do the other three words signify? the addition of sulfur to an amino acid the termination, or ending, of a peptide a simple sugar to be added to the peptide the three-dimensional structure of the peptide 27. Starch is _____. a polysaccharide an amine a protein a polyester

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idk 1 sorry :/ 5. polysaccharides 9. large nitrogen-containing polymers found mainly in cell nuclei 11. six molecules of carbon dioxide idk 12 sorry :/

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14. Both have a cell nucleus. 15. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protein 19. water 20. Hydrogen bonds form between them. idk 25.. 26. The termination, or ending of a peptide sorry if any of these are wrong..

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it's site policy to keep your post focused on one question. Posting multiple questions simultaneously creates a confusing environment for discussion.

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@itsbribro do you know the last one about starches??

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a polysaccharide or polyester idk for sure

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Alright! Thank you so much! @itsbribro

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you're welcome :)

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@itsbribro I PASSED YAY!!

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yayyy!!! i deserve many medals lol

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but great job :)

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