part c. state whether each is found in animals, plants or both.
37. ______________ saturated fat
38. ______________ protein
39. ______________ steroid
40. ______________ amino acid
41. both ______________ dna
42. ______________ cellulose
43. ______________ monosaccharide
44. both ______________ glucose
45. ______________ rna
46. ______________ polysaccharide
47. ______________ glycogen
48. ______________ starch
49. ______________ phospholipid
50. ______________ enzyme

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### 37. Saturated fat
# Brief Explanations:
Saturated fats are found in animals (e.g., animal fats like lard, butter) and also some plant sources (e.g., coconut oil, palm oil), so they are in both.
# Answer:
both

### 38. Protein
# Brief Explanations:
Proteins are essential macromolecules for both animals (for body structure, enzymes, etc.) and plants (for various cellular functions, structural support in some cases), so present in both.
# Answer:
both

### 39. Steroid
# Brief Explanations:
Steroids like cholesterol (in animals) and plant steroids (e.g., phytosterols) exist, so found in both animals and plants.
# Answer:
both

### 40. Amino acid
# Brief Explanations:
Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins. Both animals and plants synthesize or use amino acids for protein synthesis and other metabolic processes, so in both.
# Answer:
both

### 41. DNA
# Brief Explanations:
DNA is the genetic material. All living organisms (animals, plants, etc.) have DNA as their genetic blueprint (or in some cases, RNA, but plants and animals have DNA), so in both.
# Answer:
both

### 42. Cellulose
# Brief Explanations:
Cellulose is a polysaccharide that forms the cell wall of plant cells. Animals do not have cellulose (except in their diet as fiber, but not as a component of their own cells), so only in plants.
# Answer:
plants

### 43. Monosaccharide
# Brief Explanations:
Monosaccharides (e.g., glucose, fructose) are simple sugars. Both animals (use for energy) and plants (produce during photosynthesis, use for energy) have monosaccharides, so in both.
# Answer:
both

### 44. Glucose
# Brief Explanations:
Glucose is a key energy source. Plants produce glucose via photosynthesis, and animals use glucose for cellular respiration, so found in both.
# Answer:
both

### 45. RNA
# Brief Explanations:
RNA is involved in protein synthesis and other cellular processes. Both animals and plants have RNA (e.g., mRNA, tRNA, rRNA) for these functions, so in both.
# Answer:
both

### 46. Polysaccharide
# Brief Explanations:
Polysaccharides: Plants have starch, cellulose; animals have glycogen. So polysaccharides (like starch, glycogen, cellulose) are found in both (different types in each, but the class exists in both).
# Answer:
both

### 47. Glycogen
# Brief Explanations:
Glycogen is the storage polysaccharide in animals (stored in liver and muscles). Plants do not have glycogen (they store as starch), so only in animals.
# Answer:
animals

### 48. Starch
# Brief Explanations:
Starch is the storage polysaccharide in plants (stored in roots, seeds, etc.). Animals do not produce starch (they digest it from plants), so only in plants.
# Answer:
plants

### 49. Phospholipid
# Brief Explanations:
Phospholipids are a major component of cell membranes. Both animal and plant cells have cell membranes, so phospholipids are in both.
# Answer:
both

### 50. Enzyme
# Brief Explanations:
Enzymes are biological catalysts. Both animals (e.g., digestive enzymes) and plants (e.g., enzymes for photosynthesis, respiration) have enzymes, so in both.
# Answer:
both

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37. Saturated fat

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38. Protein