(c) Principal elements include oxygen, carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen comprising 99% of living system.
Biomolecules
(a) Proteins are polymers of 20 amino acids that can be arranged in different orders to form a wide array of proteins.
(b) Cellulose is the most abundant organic compound and biopolymer found on earth.
(a) Some bacteria (photosynthetic), algae and green plants produce carbohydrates.
(a) Enzymes, vitamins and hormones all help in regulating metabolism.
(c) Calcium and phosphorus are the remaining elements that make up 98% of living organisms.
(c) Sugar is a carbohydrate containing carbonyl and hydroxyl groups.
(c) Inulin has glycosidic bond between adjacent fructose units. Insulin is a protein with peptide bonds.
(b) Isoenzymes have slightly different molecular structure but similar catalytic function.
(d) Enzymes lower the requirement of activation energy.