BioChemistry Terminology Crossword

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  1. 4. Plants and algae produce millions of tonnes of these each year
  2. 8. The organelle where most ATP synthesis occurs during cellular respiration
  3. 10. The process in which identical or variable subunits link together to form a larger molecule
  4. 11. The facilitated transport of ions and polar molecules through a membrane via protein complexes
  5. 15. The type of reaction that involves water acting as a reactant to split a larger molecule
  6. 16. This method of transport goes against the gradient of transported substances
  7. 19. The state in which continuous action results in balanced conditions
  8. 21. The bonds between hydrogen and oxygen are strongly
  9. 22. Hydrophilic molecules are Greek for
  10. 23. These proteins have at least one region that interacts with the hydrophobic core of the membrane
  11. 30. Another name for a dehydration reaction
  12. 32. This type of bond forms between a-glucose and fructose monosaccharide
  13. 33. A structure that strengthens or changes the shape of eukaryotic cells
  14. 34. A plant starch is a common type of
  15. 35. A type of decay that continues at a steady rate
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  1. 1. Grouped into energy levels, also called energy shells
  2. 2. A liquid-filled organelle that stores waste and aids with cellular metabolism
  3. 3. The amount of thermal energy required to raise the temperature of a quantity of a substance by 1 degrees celsius
  4. 5. Buffers compensate for pH changes by accepting or donating
  5. 6. This type of force influences the physical properties of a substance, such as solubility, melting point and brittleness
  6. 7. This reaction results in an oxidized molecule or atom
  7. 9. The type of endoplasmic reticulum that does not make proteins
  8. 12. A loss of structure or function within a protein
  9. 13. A group of compounds that influence membrane fluidity
  10. 14. How many phospholipid binding sites link to fatty acids?
  11. 17. The most well-known type of fat
  12. 18. The number of different amino acid side-groups or R groups
  13. 20. Composed mostly of lipids- 18% protein and 82% lipids
  14. 24. The number of simple sugars that monosaccharides contain
  15. 25. A solution where there is no net movement of water and no change in cell shape or size is classified as
  16. 26. Structures that propel sperm through fluid
  17. 27. As their chain length increases, fatty acids become less
  18. 28. Its main function is to make lipids, enzymes and other proteins for secretion or insertion into cell membranes
  19. 29. Carbon 12 (12C) and Carbon 13 (13C) are examples of what?
  20. 31. The double membrane that surrounds the nucleus