MAT

c4c1_c919

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl —COOH Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Carbonyl >C=O Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure MAT

c4c1_3a35

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino Compound name: Amine Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Hydroxl —OH Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon MAT

c4c1_9bda

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) MAT

c4c1_5791

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl >C=O Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Amino Compound name: Amine Phosphate Found in ATP and DNA MAT

c4c1_151d

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Amino Compound name: Amine Methyl —CH₃ Carboxyl —COO^– MAT

c4c1_ad8b

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl —OH Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_d1dc

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl —OH Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP MAT

c4c1_1fd0

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid MAT

c4c1_808e

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Amino —NH₂ MAT

c4c1_29b8

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups MAT

c4c1_1c43

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Amino —NH₃⁺ Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Methyl —CH₃ MAT

c4c1_583b

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Phosphate —PO₄^3– Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon MAT

c4c1_af3e

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Sulfhydryl —SH Amino Compound name: Amine MAT

c4c1_836e

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl —OH Carbonyl >C=O Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge MAT

c4c1_1430

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Carboxyl —COOH Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Phosphate —PO₄^3– MAT

c4c1_bfd6

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids Methyl —CH₃ Phosphate An organophosphorus compound Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge MAT

c4c1_f8a3

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino Compound name: Amine Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Carboxyl —COO^– Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon MAT

c4c1_2aca

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl —COOH Hydroxl —OH Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Carbonyl >C=O MAT

c4c1_720b

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Amino Compound name: Amine Phosphate —HPO₄^2– MAT

c4c1_4dc9

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid MAT

c4c1_cf55

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Hydroxl —OH Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_9caa

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl —SH Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Phosphate An organophosphorus compound MAT

c4c1_9a8c

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino —NH₂ Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP MAT

c4c1_d4a4

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA Carbonyl >C=O MAT

c4c1_9587

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– Sulfhydryl —SH Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains MAT

c4c1_9a92

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Sulfhydryl —SH Carboxyl —COOH MAT

c4c1_f26a

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Amino Compound name: Amine Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids MAT

c4c1_ee7e

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde MAT

c4c1_61a7

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Phosphate Found in ATP and DNA Sulfhydryl —SH Carboxyl —COOH MAT

c4c1_495f

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Carboxyl —COOH MAT

c4c1_8cfb

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic MAT

c4c1_bc75

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino —NH₃⁺ Carboxyl —COOH Carbonyl >C=O Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure MAT

c4c1_7cc3

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl >C=O Carboxyl —COO^– Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon MAT

c4c1_5a98

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Amino —NH₃⁺ Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) MAT

c4c1_6f26

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Phosphate —PO₄^3– MAT

c4c1_64dc

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Phosphate An organophosphorus compound Hydroxl —OH Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_7c47

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate —PO₄^3– Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol MAT

c4c1_7970

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Phosphate —PO₄^3– Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_ecd9

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl —CH₃ Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde MAT

c4c1_837f

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA Sulfhydryl —SH Carbonyl >C=O Carboxyl —COO^– MAT

c4c1_3f44

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Carboxyl —COOH Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde MAT

c4c1_23ec

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– MAT

c4c1_244b

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Carboxyl —COO^– Amino —NH₂ Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups MAT

c4c1_0ba5

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino —NH₂ Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Methyl —CH₃ Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains MAT

c4c1_97fa

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl —SH Carbonyl >C=O Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Amino Compound name: Amine MAT

c4c1_2da6

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Methyl —CH₃ Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Phosphate Found in ATP and DNA MAT

c4c1_83b5

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Phosphate —HPO₄^2– MAT

c4c1_a323

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Phosphate —PO₄^3– Amino Compound name: Amine Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains MAT

c4c1_f7c7

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl —COOH Sulfhydryl —SH Amino —NH₃⁺ Carbonyl >C=O MAT

c4c1_a307

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde MAT

c4c1_acd0

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Phosphate An organophosphorus compound Carboxyl —COOH MAT

c4c1_a98c

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids Amino —NH₃⁺ MAT

c4c1_025a

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Sulfhydryl —SH Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid MAT

c4c1_079e

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino —NH₂ Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_8369

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids Carbonyl >C=O Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) MAT

c4c1_00b1

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_4f24

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure MAT

c4c1_0f1d

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl —OH Sulfhydryl —SH Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Carboxyl —COO^– MAT

c4c1_88c3

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl >C=O Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Sulfhydryl —SH Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid MAT

c4c1_64be

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Sulfhydryl —SH Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) MAT

c4c1_48a8

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Amino Compound name: Amine MAT

c4c1_7afa

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Carbonyl >C=O Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP MAT

c4c1_6e5c

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Phosphate —PO₄^3– Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Carbonyl >C=O Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid MAT

c4c1_a93f

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol MAT

c4c1_eb6f

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Amino —NH₃⁺ Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) MAT

c4c1_c4e2

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Carboxyl —COO^– MAT

c4c1_13b5

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Hydroxl —OH Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Amino Compound name: Amine MAT

c4c1_6535

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Carboxyl —COOH Phosphate An organophosphorus compound MAT

c4c1_8f92

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA MAT

c4c1_6d29

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Amino —NH₂ Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol MAT

c4c1_cd1c

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Carbonyl >C=O Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains MAT

c4c1_1fb7

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Carbonyl >C=O Amino —NH₂ MAT

c4c1_ad12

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Amino —NH₃⁺ Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Hydroxl —OH MAT

c4c1_4c34

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Amino —NH₂ Phosphate Found in ATP and DNA Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic MAT

c4c1_49fb

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Amino —NH₃⁺ Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde MAT

c4c1_4545

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure MAT

c4c1_fa7f

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Amino —NH₃⁺ Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_7068

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Sulfhydryl —SH Amino Compound name: Amine Phosphate An organophosphorus compound MAT

c4c1_0032

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Methyl —CH₃ Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge MAT

c4c1_6781

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid Hydroxl —OH Carbonyl >C=O Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge MAT

c4c1_fe82

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Amino —NH₃⁺ Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA MAT

c4c1_12f0

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde MAT

c4c1_a1ce

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Amino Compound name: Amine Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains MAT

c4c1_3922

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Phosphate Found in ATP and DNA Carboxyl —COO^– Amino —NH₂ MAT

c4c1_b608

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Carbonyl >C=O MAT

c4c1_0547

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Carboxyl —COOH Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains MAT

c4c1_0667

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids MAT

c4c1_e30f

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) MAT

c4c1_00bf

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Phosphate —PO₄^3– MAT

c4c1_8aaa

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Sulfhydryl —SH Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Methyl —CH₃ MAT

c4c1_70f7

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl —OH Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid MAT

c4c1_1557

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP MAT

c4c1_7d06

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol MAT

c4c1_8f9d

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Carboxyl —COOH Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– MAT

c4c1_6469

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups MAT

c4c1_6aff

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA MAT

c4c1_5579

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid Amino —NH₂ Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol MAT

c4c1_695f

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol MAT

c4c1_0ec3

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Sulfhydryl —SH Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP MAT

c4c1_0656

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon MAT

c4c1_cf59

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_b7db

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Hydroxl —OH Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Amino —NH₂ MAT

c4c1_ebc9

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains MAT

c4c1_b110

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl >C=O Amino Compound name: Amine Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Methyl —CH₃ MAT

c4c1_b520

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Methyl —CH₃ Phosphate An organophosphorus compound Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure MAT

c4c1_8ee8

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl —COO^– Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Amino —NH₃⁺ MAT

c4c1_dc9c

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Carbonyl >C=O Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol MAT

c4c1_fe3f

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Amino —NH₃⁺ Phosphate An organophosphorus compound Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure MAT

c4c1_cd7d

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_478d

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Phosphate —PO₄^3– MAT

c4c1_4bdc

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains MAT

c4c1_96e4

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid Amino —NH₃⁺ Hydroxl —OH Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde MAT

c4c1_9036

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl —COO^– Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Phosphate Found in ATP and DNA Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge MAT

c4c1_a1b2

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl —COOH Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains MAT

c4c1_6abb

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl —SH Carbonyl >C=O Carboxyl —COOH Amino —NH₂ MAT

c4c1_9099

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP MAT

c4c1_e8d2

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl >C=O Carboxyl —COO^– Hydroxl —OH Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains MAT

c4c1_7c57

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Amino —NH₃⁺ Sulfhydryl —SH Carboxyl —COO^– MAT

c4c1_2ab4

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid MAT

c4c1_4cc8

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids MAT

c4c1_8268

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Amino Compound name: Amine Carboxyl —COO^– Methyl —CH₃ MAT

c4c1_f950

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid Amino —NH₃⁺ Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) MAT

c4c1_1aa4

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Sulfhydryl —SH Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP MAT

c4c1_1e4b

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino —NH₂ Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– Methyl —CH₃ Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) MAT

c4c1_366a

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate Found in ATP and DNA Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Carboxyl —COO^– MAT

c4c1_006d

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl —CH₃ Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Phosphate An organophosphorus compound MAT

c4c1_ca10

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_64e8

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Sulfhydryl —SH Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid MAT

c4c1_fdb3

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains MAT

c4c1_98da

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) MAT

c4c1_8c52

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl —CH₃ Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Phosphate An organophosphorus compound Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure MAT

c4c1_5339

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl —OH Phosphate An organophosphorus compound Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_6f5d

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Amino —NH₂ Hydroxl —OH Carboxyl —COOH MAT

c4c1_f2b9

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl —SH Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon MAT

c4c1_d7d3

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl >C=O Hydroxl —OH Phosphate An organophosphorus compound Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids MAT

c4c1_31e9

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) MAT

c4c1_80db

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl >C=O Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Carboxyl —COO^– Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol MAT

c4c1_ec99

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid Phosphate —HPO₄^2– MAT

c4c1_f66d

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains MAT

c4c1_6e38

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Amino Compound name: Amine MAT

c4c1_1c32

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids Amino Compound name: Amine Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_888e

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl >C=O Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure MAT

c4c1_b72d

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl —OH Amino —NH₂ Carbonyl >C=O Carboxyl —COO^– MAT

c4c1_ae51

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure MAT

c4c1_8aae

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino Compound name: Amine Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Sulfhydryl —SH Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids MAT

c4c1_51cf

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl —SH Carboxyl —COOH Phosphate —PO₄^3– Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups MAT

c4c1_6deb

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Carboxyl —COO^– Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Carbonyl >C=O MAT

c4c1_104d

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Methyl —CH₃ Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol MAT

c4c1_2795

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Carboxyl —COOH Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_9413

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Amino Compound name: Amine MAT

c4c1_bbd1

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl —SH Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Hydroxl —OH Carbonyl >C=O MAT

c4c1_edf7

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon MAT

c4c1_4a1c

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Amino Compound name: Amine Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) MAT

c4c1_1475

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Amino —NH₂ Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol MAT

c4c1_f908

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Amino Compound name: Amine Carboxyl —COO^– Carbonyl >C=O Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) MAT

c4c1_ae46

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Hydroxl —OH Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains MAT

c4c1_6b3c

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Sulfhydryl —SH Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– MAT

c4c1_5c00

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Amino —NH₂ Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids Phosphate Found in ATP and DNA MAT

c4c1_25d6

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Amino —NH₂ Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure MAT

c4c1_7769

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Amino —NH₂ Carboxyl —COOH MAT

c4c1_74fa

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Hydroxl —OH Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid MAT

c4c1_6945

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids MAT

c4c1_624f

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl —CH₃ Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Amino —NH₃⁺ MAT

c4c1_0eb6

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids Amino —NH₂ Phosphate An organophosphorus compound Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) MAT

c4c1_257e

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Phosphate —PO₄^3– Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure MAT

c4c1_5611

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde MAT

c4c1_2cdb

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Amino Compound name: Amine Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) MAT

c4c1_0722

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl —COO^– Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic Phosphate An organophosphorus compound Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains MAT

c4c1_b240

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) MAT

c4c1_df16

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Methyl —CH₃ Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid Amino —NH₃⁺ MAT

c4c1_ff8f

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Sulfhydryl —SH Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains MAT

c4c1_e33d

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl >C=O Phosphate —PO₄^3– Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains MAT

c4c1_ac71

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl —CH₃ Hydroxl —OH Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde MAT

c4c1_dc3b

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Carboxyl —COOH Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Phosphate An organophosphorus compound MAT

c4c1_3807

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate An organophosphorus compound Amino —NH₂ Hydroxl —OH Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_d53d

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Phosphate An organophosphorus compound Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Carboxyl —COO^– MAT

c4c1_979c

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Carboxyl —COO^– Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP MAT

c4c1_7887

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– MAT

c4c1_179f

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_87a6

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino —NH₃⁺ Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Carbonyl >C=O Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid MAT

c4c1_44c1

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_9e9d

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl —OH Amino Compound name: Amine Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Carbonyl Ketones in sugars (ketoses) and aldehydes (aldoses) MAT

c4c1_4f64

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Carboxyl Located at the C-terminus of polypeptide chains Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon MAT

c4c1_a454

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– Amino —NH₂ Carbonyl >C=O Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) MAT

c4c1_fea1

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Carbonyl Compound name: Ketone or aldehyde Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Carboxyl Responsible for the "acid" part of the term amino acid MAT

c4c1_30a8

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon MAT

c4c1_d7c3

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Compound name: Hydrocarbon Hydroxl —OH Amino —NH₂ Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure MAT

c4c1_a8fe

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Phosphate Involved in energy transfer in molecules like ATP Carbonyl >C=O MAT

c4c1_eb19

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Carbonyl >C=O Amino —NH₂ MAT

c4c1_7b73

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Carbonyl >C=O Amino Located at the N-terminus of polypeptide chains Methyl —CH₃ MAT

c4c1_8e53

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carboxyl —COO^– Hydroxl Very common in sugars (e.g., glucose) Amino —NH₃⁺ Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_9823

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Carbonyl >C=O Amino Compound name: Amine Hydroxl —OH Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains MAT

c4c1_3d6a

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Methyl —CH₃ Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Carboxyl —COOH MAT

c4c1_28c9

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Phosphate —HPO₄^2– Sulfhydryl forming a "cross-link" that helps stabilize protein structure Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic MAT

c4c1_6005

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Hydroxl Glucose and other sugars contain many of these chemical functional groups Carboxyl Compound name: Organic acid, such as acetic acid Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol MAT

c4c1_d004

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate —PO₄^3– Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Hydroxl —OH Methyl Only one of the seven chemical functional group that is hydrophobic MAT

c4c1_28c2

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA Amino Only one of the seven chemical functional group that can have a positive charge Hydroxl Compound name: Alcohol Sulfhydryl —SH MAT

c4c1_36a0

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

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Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Sulfhydryl Compound name: Thiol Phosphate —H₂PO₄^– Hydroxl —OH MAT

c4c1_f5a6

Match each of the following seven biochemical functional groups with their corresponding descriptions.

Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.

Hydroxl —OH Phosphate Forms the backbone of DNA Methyl Contributes to the nonpolar nature of fatty acid chains Carboxyl The chemical functional group at end of fatty acids