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11. Identify the type of lipid (wax, fatty acid, phospholipid, triacylglycerol, or steroid) for each of the following molecules below (1.5pts): 5 12. In the diagram of a phospholipid bilayer below, fill in the boxes with the proper terms and respective locations. One term means "water loving" and the other term means "water fearing"; they are used to describe properties of the parts of phospholipids and how they interact with water molecules. (1pt) Phospholipid Bilayer 13. Draw the triacylglycerol formed from glycerol and pentanoic acid as a line-angle (skeletal) structure (1pt): 14. What level of protein structure primarily involves hydrogen bonding that results in alpha-helices and beta-sheets? (1pt) 15. Would you expect the hydrolysis of ATP to ADP would require or release energy? (1pt)

          11. Identify the type of lipid (wax, fatty acid, phospholipid, triacylglycerol, or steroid) for each of the following
molecules below (1.5pts):
5
12. In the diagram of a phospholipid bilayer below, fill in the boxes with the proper terms and respective
locations. One term means "water loving" and the other term means "water fearing"; they are used to
describe properties of the parts of phospholipids and how they interact with water molecules. (1pt)
Phospholipid Bilayer
13. Draw the triacylglycerol formed from glycerol and pentanoic acid as a line-angle (skeletal) structure
(1pt):
14. What level of protein structure primarily involves hydrogen bonding that results in alpha-helices and
beta-sheets? (1pt)
15. Would you expect the hydrolysis of ATP to ADP would require or release energy? (1pt)

11. Identify the type of lipid (wax, fatty acid, phospholipid, triacylglycerol, or steroid) for each of the following
molecules below (1.5pts):
5
12. In the diagram of a phospholipid bilayer below, fill in the boxes with the proper terms and respective
locations. One term means "water loving" and the other term means "water fearing"; they are used to
describe properties of the parts of phospholipids and how they interact with water molecules. (1pt)
Phospholipid Bilayer
13. Draw the triacylglycerol formed from glycerol and pentanoic acid as a line-angle (skeletal) structure
(1pt):
14. What level of protein structure primarily involves hydrogen bonding that results in alpha-helices and
beta-sheets? (1pt)
15. Would you expect the hydrolysis of ATP to ADP would require or release energy? (1pt)

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