What structural component makes fat an efficient macromolecule able to store high amounts of energy?
A. A lipid's size is small and can easily be broken, down releasing high amounts of energy.
B. Lipids have many long chains of C-OH bonds, which store high amounts of energy.
C. Fats have long chains of C-H bonds, which store high amounts of energy.
D. The way in which adipose tissues are structured is a way for a high amount of energy to be accessed easily.
C. Fats have long chains of C-H bonds, which store high amounts of energy.
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A.usually weeded out of a population. B.usually neutral. C.usually beneficial. D.necessary for evolution. E.usually detrimental.
Glycosylated proteins and lipids within the plasma membrane are important for
A. cell recognition. B. cell protection. C. cell energy storage. D. cell recognition and protection. E. cell protection and energy storage.
Aerobic respiration evolved in
a. some bacteria. b. some archea. c. animals. d. mitochondria. e. in some bacteria and some archea.
Which of the following statements concerning fertilization is false?
a. Fertilization restores the diploid chromosome number. b. Fertilization stimulates the initiation of development. c. Fertilization can determine the sex of the offspring. d. Fertilization permits the formation of gametes with new genetic combinations. e. In fertilization, a sperm fuses with an ovum to produce a zygote.