Biological Molecules

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H F V G E S S F D C W L V X L S G O E R H
Y S W L S I L T E Q B A O J N W L O S S N
N U S U O S L R T M E S M A Q E U T O E R
F O U C L Y E C A U T D G Q O M C J T J S
R R O O U L C U R M A N K X M A O R C S H
I B O S L O T N U H P O L H J I S U U H U
M I R E L R N Y T C L B K L Y A E I R X V
R F Q A E D A A A V E C Y M J V A K F L V
A D A N C Y L M S Y A I V C G J N L D Q K
I N C D D H P F N D T D B V N K D R N I F
N A Q G N D N A U K E I J W R L G F A A H
V R D A A N I L O T D S H S M Q L U E N L
L A E L H A Y V N J S O D G Y A U V S W K
K L L A C R L I O P H C Y T C X C G O M H
U U A C R E N F M I E Y J D R J O B C H L
D B P T A T O U Q H E L H K L T S U U R R
U O N O T A J M I J T G M F V A E T L D S
M L P S S W G E Y O S F N G J W V F G I K
L G V E I D Q W F D A L I J K V N B V D E
P U T O R S X Y D U K J X B K P W I D Y G
V M Y H K U J X L J U N R M F Y G D E Q V

Clues

  • Each fatty acid has a carboxyl group with a hydrocarbon chain attached. If this chain has one single carbon-carbon double bond it is...? (4, 11)
  • Proteins form different roles in living organisms, this depends on their molecular shape which can be two types: (8, 3, 7)
  • What are examples of polysaccharides? (6, 3, 9)
  • What do you need to add to break the glycosidic bond and what type of reaction is it called. (5, 3, 10)
  • What is other secondary structure of a protein that is not as common? (4, 7, 6)
  • What is the bond that is formed between the monosaccharides to make a disaccharide? (10, 5)
  • What monosaccharides pair to make the disaccharide lactose? (7, 3, 9)
  • What monosaccharides pair to make the disaccharide maltose? (7, 3, 7)
  • What monosaccharides pair to make the disaccharide sucrose? (7, 3, 8)
  • Where is starch found? (4, 2, 5, 5)

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