Which of the following is considered macro in size?

What happens to protein synthesized by ribosomes not attached to anything?

Segment of DNA that is capable of coding for protein

Because glycerophospholipids have both a hydrophobic and hydrophillic region, they are known to be

This molecule readily diffuses into the plasma membrane

This organelle is capable of generating adenosine triphosphate for energy

This protein is embedded in the lipid bilayer, and may sometimes have a carbohydrate chain attached to it for cell identification

The type of protein is not permanently embedded in the lipid bilayer, therefore can be relocated

If hydrogen bonding occurred between the amino group and carboxyl group of other amino acids, the resulting protein would be considered:

If hydrogen bonding between amino acids occurred at their side chains, the resulting protein would have this shape:

Which of these are considered to be secondary level protein organization?

Primary level protein lacks:

Which level of protein organization is capable of having linear chains, a-helical, and b-pleated sheets observed on 1 strand of protein?

This part of the chemical reaction is considered a catalyst and is not used up, but rather, recycled.

Which of the function groups are capable of linking amino acids together?

T/F: All amino acid structures have a carboxyl group attached, and typically play a major role in secondary protein structures.