Biological Macromolecules

1. These are the building blocks of proteins

• Antibodies

• Ion-dipole

• amino acids       

• peptide bonds

2. These are the bonds that hold amino acids together.

• Antibodies

• Ion-dipole

• amino acids       

• peptide bonds

3. These are proteins produced by the cells of the immune system and are used for defense against pathogens.

• Antibodies

• Ion-dipole

• amino acids       

• peptide bonds

4. Attraction between an ION and a dipole molecule

• Antibodies

• Ion-dipole

• amino acids       

• peptide bonds

5. These are sugars that cannot be broken down into smaller groups.

• deoxyribose

• disaccharides

• Fibrous proteins

• simple sugars

6. 6. These are a type of proteins that have long coils aligned in an almost parallel fashion to form water-insoluble fibers.

• deoxyribose

• disaccharides

• Fibrous proteins

• simple sugars

7. 7. These are carbohydrates that are comprised of two smaller sugars.

• deoxyribose

• disaccharides

• Fibrous proteins

• simple sugars

7. 8. This is the sugar found in DNA

• deoxyribose

• disaccharides

• Fibrous proteins

• simple sugars

9. 9. These are the nitrogenous base found only in DNA

• LDF

• thymine

• Dipole-dipole

• ribose

9. 10. Involves formation of temporary dipoles; an attraction between opposite poles

• LDF

• thymine

• Dipole-dipole

• ribose