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Cell Molecule True or False

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Test your knowledge on cell chemistry.

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Cell Molecule True or False
 

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Test your knowledge on cell chemistry.

by Roula Tabet
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Cells are largely composed of carbon-containing compounds.

2

Polysaccharides are formed from nucleotides.

3

Lipids are built from amino acids.

4

Carbon can form five bonds in some compounds.

5

The sugar component of nucleotides is not essential for DNA and RNA structure.

6

Carbon can form stable bonds with four other atoms.

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Nucleotides form DNA and RNA in chromosomes.

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Proteins are built mainly from fatty acids.

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Sugars can be linked to form polysaccharides such as starch and glycogen.

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The four main families are sugars, amino acids, nucleotides, and fatty acids.

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