Across
- 4. A large molecule formed from many smaller repeating or similar monomer units.
- 8. A molecule formed when two amino acids are joined by one peptide bond.
- 9. The variable part of an amino acid that differs between different amino acids.
- 10. The type of strong chemical bond formed between amino acids in a peptide bond.
- 13. The -NHâ‚‚ functional group present in every amino acid.
- 14. A monomer containing both an amino group and a carboxyl group that can join to other amino acids.
- 15. The atom from the carboxyl group that becomes directly bonded to nitrogen when a peptide bond forms.
- 16. A reaction that uses water to break a peptide bond.
- 18. The atom removed from the amino group during the condensation reaction between two amino acids.
- 19. The covalent bond formed between the carboxyl group of one amino acid and the amino group of another.
Down
- 1. A long chain of amino acids joined together by peptide bonds.
- 2. The building of a larger molecule from smaller molecules, such as joining amino acids to form a polypeptide.
- 3. A reaction in which two amino acids join together and a molecule of water is released.
- 5. The molecule formed from an OH removed from a carboxyl group and an H removed from an amino group.
- 6. A small molecule that can join with other similar molecules to form a larger molecule.
- 7. The carbon atom bonded to the amino group, carboxyl group, hydrogen atom and R group.
- 11. The atom from the amino group that becomes directly bonded to carbon when a peptide bond forms.
- 12. The -COOH functional group present in every amino acid.
- 16. The OH group removed from the carboxyl group during peptide bond formation.
- 17. A short chain of amino acids joined together by peptide bonds.
