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Which of the following statements is(are) correct? Animals store carbohydrates by building a large molecule, from...

Which of the following statements is(are) correct?

Animals store carbohydrates by building a large molecule, from glucose,

called starch.

                B.            Plants store carbohydrates by building a large molecule, from glucose,

                                called glycogen.

                C.            Plants “harness” and store sunlight-energy within the chemical

                                bonds of glucose.

                D.            All of the above are correct.

                E.            None of the above is correct.

  

The structure (consisting of a fatty-waxy substance) which separates the intracellular compartment from the extracellular compartment is called the Cell Membrane; what are the fundamental molecules that compose the Cell Membrane?

A. Carbohydrates and Proteins

B. Carbohydrates and ATP

C. Phospholipids and Proteins

D. ATP and Phospholipid

E. Glucose and ATP

The genetic material (DNA) stored within each and every cell of the body

            is organized into:

23 chromosomes

46 chromosomes

20 amino acids

Numerous monosaccharides

None of the above is correct.

The collection of all the genetic information of an individual is called the:

            A. gene

            B. genome

            C. chromosome

            D. ovum

            E. None of the above is correct.

The normal fasting plasma[glucose] ranges from:

            a. 35 - 55mg%

            b. 55 - 75mg%

            c. 350 - 550mg%

            d. 2.0 – 7.0mg%

            e. 70 – 120mg%

Homework Answers

Answer #1


The structure (consisting of a fatty-waxy substance) which separates theintracellular compartment from theextracellular compartment is called the Cell Membrane; fundamental molecules that compose the Cell Membrane inclde the Phospholipids and Protein.

Lipids are arranged in a bilayer and proteins can be of two types integral Protein and membrane protein.

Option C is correct

The genetic material (DNA) stored within each and every cell of the body is organized into: Chromosomes. These are the thread like structures containing the DNA.

The collection of all the genetic information of an individual is called the: Genome.

The normal fasting plasma[glucose] ranges from: 70-120mg%

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