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| Produces RNA, synthesizes proteins |
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| synthesizes RNA, Produces Proteins |
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| makes sure its ready for the next phase |
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| Cells grow and create new proteins |
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| makes sure its ready for next phase |
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| fats, carbohydrates, proteins |
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| the sum of all chemical reactions in a cell |
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| the energy currency of a cell |
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| something that speeds up a chemical reaction |
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| A biological catalyst (often a protein) |
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| a series of linked reactions beginning with a particular reactant to produce a particular product |
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the chemistry of carbon compounds
always involves covalent bonds
often large and complex
most molecules associated with living organisms are organic |
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| compounds with the same chemical formulas but different structures. |
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| composed of multiple subunits |
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| two sugars linked together in a single molecules |
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| many sugar monomers linked together |
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| all single bonds because carbon has the maximum number of hydrogen atoms bound to it |
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| major component of all membranes |
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| these four fused carbon rings and look very different from other lipids |
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| these have four fused carbon rings |
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| a steroid reguired in animal membranes |
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| estrogen and testosterone |
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| steroids that serve as sex hormones |
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| acidic basic hydrophillic and hydrophobic..,... determine the final structure of a protein and its function |
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