Question 1 18 pts You are at home watching Ancient Aliens when a small meteorite falls from the sky, breaking open upon impact. Being a biologist, you know that certain organic molecules have been found inside the gas spaces within meteorites. You don your personal protection equipment and go outside to have a look. It appears to be an interesting rock and you collect some samples to study in your lab. As the days go by, you notice changes in the plants, insects, and other animals around the site where the meteorite hit the ground. After several months of study, you find that there is a life form that produces an enzyme that changes hydrogen bonds to covalent bonds. A. Choose one of the four macromolecules found in living organisms (nucleic acids, proteins, carbohydrates, or lipids). Which one did you choose? B. Explain the role of hydrogen bonds in the macromolecule you have chosen and how the hydrogen bonds contribute to the structure of the macromolecule. Remember that this exam is open resource, so you can look it up. C. Explain what effect the enzyme that changes hydrogen bonds to covalent bonds would have on the structure of the macromolecule you chose. D. Explain what effect the enzyme that changes hydrogen bonds to covalent bonds would have on the function of the macromolecule you chose. E. Explain how the change from hydrogen bonds to covalent bonds would affect the organism at the cell and whole organism levels. F. Describe the visible changes you may have observed in the plants, insects, and other animals around the site where the meteorite hit the ground. Edit View Insert Format Tools Table