Carbohydrates and fats both ... ?

A. can be used as an energy source by organisms

B. can be bonded together to construct DNA molecules

C. are made up of the glucose monomer

D. are monomers that can be made into large polymer chains

What are the differences between ionic bonds and covalent bonds?

1 Morphology 2. Mitochondrial DNA 3. Nuclear DNA 4. Medulla 5. Herbert L. MacDonell 6. Plastic prints a. Found in small structures outside the nucleus of a cell and is inherited from the biological mother. b. Hair's form and structure. c.

What is the meaning of structure?

How do prions disrupt the normal function of an organism and cause diseases such as mad cow disease?

Describes a solution in which extracellular fluid has higher osmolarity than the fluid inside the cell

Which of the following substances is not absorbed? A. amino acidB. sugarC. fatty acidD. fiber

If a plant's leaves increased in surface area, which of the following would not happen? Select one: a. The plant would be able to absorb more sunlight. b. The plant may lose water too quickly. c. The plant may increase the rate of photosynthesis. d.

In which scenarios would the clustered regularly-interspaced short palindromic repeats (crispr) system provide valuable information to test a hypothesis?

Which of the following best describes why the sun is so important to us? A. it quickly purifies air that becomes polluted B. It is the major source of energy on Earth. C. Without it, all the water on Earth would evaporate.

Suppose that you plan to grill a steak, and you add salt as seasoning. Does this cause the cells of the steak to gain water or lose water? Explain