WorksheetsProteins
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Carbon is the building block of life because these atoms are the basis for forming the structures of living things and carries out most of life’s functions.
True
False
Carbon-containing molecules are called inorganic compounds.
True
False
Organic molecules are also known as micromolecules
True
False
Process where monomers connect to form polymers which removes water.
(a)
Most abundant organic compounds in living organisms.
(a)
Polymers made up of a chain of the basic building blocks.
(a)
Organism use (a) essential amino acids that serve as building blocks in the formation of different proteins.
Essential amino acids (amino acids that our body cannot synthesize) are either directly or indirectly obtained from other animal and plant sources.
True
False
A single food can provide all the amino acids needed to build proteins.
True
False
Proteins found in hair and nails.
Structural protein
Enzymatic protein
Transport protein
Defense protein
Regulatory Protein
Key molecules that is involved in chemical processes that takes place at low temperatures.
Structural protein
Enzymatic protein
Transport protein
Defense protein
Regulatory Protein
Proteins found in hemoglobin.
Structural protein
Enzymatic protein
Transport protein
Defense protein
Regulatory Protein
Proteins that regulates body functions..
Defense Protein
Regulatory Protein
Contractile Proteins
Storage Proteins
Proteins found in cells to allow movement and cause muscle contraction.
Defense Protein
Regulatory Protein
Contractile Proteins
Storage Proteins
Proteins use to nourish the growth and development of organisms.
Defense Protein
Regulatory Protein
Contractile Proteins
Storage Proteins
