Biochemistry Basics Crossword Puzzle

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  • mitochondria : during cellular respiration, these structures take in oxygen and combine it with glucose.
  • hydrophilic : polar molecules and ions are soluble in water. they are considered _ .
  • lipids : these compounds are a major component of cell membranes.
  • glycogen : common body substance stored in liver and is considered a polysaccharide.
  • cholesterol : cell membranes also contain this waxy substance.
  • glucose : c6h12o6 is this organic sugar.
  • amylase : starch chain enzyme.
  • antibodies : types of important defensive proteins found in the immune system.
  • protein : a long chain of amino acids that have a specific function is called this.
  • inhibitors : these are the opposite of protein activators.
  • hydrophobic : hydrocarbon chains unable to react with water are called this.
  • lactose : the sugar found in milk.
  • hormones : estrogen and testosterone are considered these type of body substances.
  • cellulose : this substance is considered a polysaccharide.
  • monounsaturated : these fatty acids have one or more double bonds.
  • insulin : this type of protein facilitates glucose metabolism.
  • di sulfide : amino acids chains are often attached via this type of chemical bridge.
  • amine : nh2 is called this type of chemical group.
  • isomers : compounds have same chemical formula, but different chemical structures, are called these.
  • maltose : this sugar is formed by the joining of 2 glucose molecules.
  • ase : suffix indicating an enzyme.
  • essential : amino acids that need to be obtained by diet are considered this.
  • glycerol : fats are chains of fatty acids and this, that form a triglyceride structure.
  • metabolism : this is the total of all chemical reactions an organism requires to survive.
  • enzymes : types of proteins used to split or breakdown other proteins or macromolecules.