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Cell Biology Practice Test: Structures & Functions of Biological Molecules
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Biological macromolecules, also known as biomolecules, are large organic compounds that form the body's tissues. They are made up of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen, and they play both structural and functional roles in the body's cells. 
 

Topics include: Different Bonds Types, & Biological Molecules Types.

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Cell Biology Practice Test: Structures & Functions of Biological Molecules
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20 Questions

1. Atoms or molecules having orbitals containing a single unpaired electron is known as ___________
2. Those part of the DNA or gene that contribute to the mRNA product is called _________
3. Which of the following RNA is artificially made?
4. Atoms or molecules having orbitals containing a single unpaired electron is known as ___________
5. Which of the following is a non-polar molecule?
6. Which of the following is functionally the odd one out?
7. Example of a polar amino acid is ____________
8. RNA does not have the nitrogen base of _______
9. Heparin is an example of ___________
10. Which of the following is not a protein denaturant?
11. Which of the following disaccharides have beta (1->4) bond?
12. The electron clouds around the nucleus are of ___________
13. Which of the following bond is not present in DNA?
14. Example of a polar amino acid is ____________
15. Which of the following is not a protein denaturant?
16. The electron clouds around the nucleus are of ___________
17. RNA does not have the nitrogen base of _______
18. Which of the following is untrue?
19. Which of the following is not true?
20. Those part of the DNA or gene that contribute to the mRNA product is called _________