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| A compound containing carbon groups |
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| Any of a group of organic compounds that includes sugars, starches, celluloses, and gums and serves as a major energy source in the diet of animals. |
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| fats, oils, waxes, sterols, and triglycerides |
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| a long chain of amino acids |
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| a carbohydrate that aids chemical reactions |
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| a reaction using chemicals |
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| the thing that is undergoing the reaction |
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| the energy that is required to start the reaction |
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| the molecule that goes into the active site of the enzyme |
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| where the chemical reaction undergoes on the enzyme |
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| a layer of protection around a cell made up of sterols, lipids, and protiens |
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| membrane bound organelles |
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| organelles found on the plasma membrane |
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where energy is made
PLANTS ONLY |
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| a wall that keeps PLANT cells from bursting |
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| movement across the plasma membrane |
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| transport without the use of energy |
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| transport with the use of energy |
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| making energy with the use of oxygen |
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| making energy without oxygen |
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| result from fermentation in animals |
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