I need some help ( Biology experts look here)

[BryanSk8]

Ok so I have Bio homework this is it

Polymers digestion to monomers is? It's a crossword puzzle it has 10 letters.

Then I have a compound that forms between the initial reactant and the final product. It has 12 letters and looks like this "I_T_R_E__A__"

And then The oil from the sebaceous glands is produces by which of the following cell organelles?
-ribosomes
-rough endoplasmic reticulum
-cell membrane
-smooth endoplasmic reticulum

Thanks

Also On topic can madara stop a direct mokuton blast from Hashi?

 

[kc8]

Im on the DNA part of my Bio class

 

[-Raviel-]

wrong section........ur on the internt,u try googling it........ and no he cant

 

[BryanSk8]

wrong section........ur on the internt,u try googling it........ And no he cant

i googled it nothing came up im going crazyyy

 

[CharlieBundels]

Go to saaaadpanda. He's a biology expert.

 

[Cruciatus]

Um. All I've learned in Biology is that ATP powers everything. Can't be of any help here, sorry.

 

[BryanSk8]

Um. All I've learned in Biology is that ATP powers everything. Can't be of any help here, sorry.

awww gg no re

 

[Transcendence]

The third one is rather obvious. Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum.

However, I am a little bit uneasy with the other two. Probably the way you worded the Polymer question. Do you mean the process of digestion that a Polymer goes through and a Monomer? Because both are molecules...

EDIT: The reasoning for the third one is because both the Ribosome and the other Reticulum serve different functions whereas the Smooth Reticulum is parallel with the "Smooth" (If you want to call it that) substance that is the oil.

 

[-Raviel-]

i googled it nothing came up im going crazyyy

Well it's a crossword puzzle so that's not a surprise.........I ponder upon this and get back to u.......might take a while though

 

[BryanSk8]

The third one is rather obvious. Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum.

However, I am a little bit uneasy with the other two. Probably the way you worded the Polymer question. Do you mean the process of digestion that a Polymer goes through and a Monomer? Because both are molecules...

Basically it says polymer digestion to monomers so I guess that's a definition for the word I'm trying to find

 

[Transcendence]

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I found this. Skimmed through it and I think it does explain the digestion.

 

[d0kid0ki]

The 10 letter one may be hydrolysis.

 

[BryanSk8]

The 10 letter one may be hydrolysis.

Thanks! I owe you!

 

[itachifan7]

i no the first is hydrolysis and the third is smooth ER the second question is to vague for me to answer

 

[itachifan7]

i no the first is hydrolysis and the third is smooth ER the second question is to vague for me to answer

i am too late sorry

 

[d0kid0ki]

Thanks! I owe you!

NP. The 12 letter one is 'intermediate' by the way.

 

[Omnipotent]

2nd question: intermediary...

NP. The 12 letter one is 'intermediate' by the way.

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[BryanSk8]

Ok so the second is a definition "a compound that forms between the initial reactant and the final product" So far thanks to the crossword this is how it is: I_T_R_E__A__

So basically we need the find the letters in between thats the word

 

[BryanSk8]

Ahhh intermediate or intermediary!!!!!!

 

[-Raviel-]

The 10 letter one may be hydrolysis.

NP. The 12 letter one is 'intermediate' by the way.

Awww Dang it