please match ### Biological Molecules and TermsFill in the biological molecule or term that best matches the descriptions below.1. **_______________** The large bio-molecule which contains all the information for our physical being.2. **_______________** MoD which reduces pain, fever, and inflammation.3. **_______________** A type of lipid that contains a unique ABCD ring structure.4. **_______________** The nitrogen base found in RNA but not DNA.5. **_______________** The sugar used in a nucleotide of DNA.6. **_______________** Formed from a long chain fatty acid combining with a long chain alcohol.7. **_______________** A compound that adds 2 moles of hydrogen (H₂) to its unsaturated bond.8. **_______________** The type of molecule that contains only one α-1,4 glycoside linkage.9. **_______________** The type of bond that links 2 nucleotides together.10. **_______________** The type of metabolism which breaks down complex molecules into simpler ones with the release of energy.These descriptions correspond to key molecules and processes within the field of molecular biology. Understanding these terms is critical for a thorough grasp of biological systems and their functionality.

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Fill in the biological molecule or term that best matches the descriptions below. The large bio-molecule which contains all the information for our physical b MOD which reduces pain, fever and inflammation. A type of lipid that contains a unique ABCD ring structure. The nitrogen base found in RNA but not DNA. The sugar used in a nucleotide of DNA. Formed from a long chain fatty acid combining with a long chain alcohol. A compound that adds 2 moles of hydrogen(H2) to its unsaturated bond. The type of molecule that contains only one a-1,4 glycoside linkage. The type of bond that links 2 nucleotides together. The type of metabolism which breaks down complex molecules into simple with the release of energy.

Fill in the biological molecule or term that best matches the descriptions below. The large bio-molecule which contains all the information for our physical b MOD which reduces pain, fever and inflammation. A type of lipid that contains a unique ABCD ring structure. The nitrogen base found in RNA but not DNA. The sugar used in a nucleotide of DNA. Formed from a long chain fatty acid combining with a long chain alcohol. A compound that adds 2 moles of hydrogen(H2) to its unsaturated bond. The type of molecule that contains only one a-1,4 glycoside linkage. The type of bond that links 2 nucleotides together. The type of metabolism which breaks down complex molecules into simple with the release of energy.

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