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7913012413substratesWhat binds and reacts at the surface of an enzyme?0
7913026021forming membranesthe function of a lipid in a cell1
7913038056enzymesaffects the rate of the reaction2
7913053760proteinscause a drop iodine to turns it black3
7913068994lactaseenzyme4
7913077797nucleic acidsmacromolecules which store and transmit genetic information5
7913090857simple sugarscomplex carbohydrates break down into these6
7913105356enzymesone class of biological molecules consists of proteins that function to speed up bio-chemical reactions7
7913120349lipidsfat molecules that store energy8
7913131424carbonan element that can be found in all living and previously living organisms9
7913148866proteina polymer assembled from some combination of 20 amino acids10
79131725583pH value that would be considered a strong acid11
79131854088pH value that would be considered a weak base12
7913195169chemical bondscellular energy is stored in the form of this13
7913206646meat/chickenfood which represents the largest source of protein14
7913219162polysaccaridesthe largest carbohydrates15
7913229799Benedict's solutionchemical reagent used to test for monosaccharides16
7913254444polypeptidesnucleotides are ti nucleic acids as amino acids are to ?17
7913275735enzymesfunction at an optimum temperature and pH18
7913296006carbonan element found in all organic compounds19
7913311956fatty foodstype of food that causes a translucent spot in bag where food was located20

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