BIOL 1107 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Peptide Bond, Gastrovascular Cavity, Peptide
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Some review multiple choice questions - remember your 6th exam is cumulative: What type of bond is most abundant in lipids: polar covalent, non-polar covalent, ionic, electric, phosphodiester. Which of the following describes phospholipids: non-polar heads, polar tails, polar head, non-polar tail, amphipathic, a and c, b and c. Find the letter a in the image - what does this structure represent: amino group, phosphate group, hydrophobic tail, steroid, peptide bond. You can pick more than one: tyrosine a polar amino acid, serine a polar amino acid, histidine a charged amnio acid, proline a nonpolar amino acid, valine a nonpolar amino acid. Prior to translation, mrna in eukaryotes: may be spliced, has introns removed and exons joined together, gets a 5" cap and a poly-a tail, a and c, a and b and c. Lipids and carbs: are often primarily non-polar macromolecules, are polymers of nucleotides, are rich in c-h bonds, a and c, a and b and c.
