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Biochm Exam 3

Biochemistry

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Lipids provide energy, insoluble in water, soluble in organic solvents
Classes of Lipids triglycerides, glycerolphospholipids, waxes, steroids
Triglycerides made from 3 fatty acids and 1 glycerol
Glycerolphosholipids made from 1 glycerine, 2 fatty acids and a phosphate
Waxes 1 fatty acid, & 1 alcohol, is an ester
Steroids 4 ring system, contain a 4 ring system called steroid nucleus
Fatty Acids 10-22 carbons, all even number of carbon, saturate of unsaturated
Saturated fatty acids solid at room temp, high melting points
Unsaturated fatty acids liquid at room temp, low melting point, in nature are cis
Palmitic acid saturated, C15H31COOH
Stearic Acid saturated, C17H35Cooh
Oleic Acid unsaturated, 1db, C17H33COOH (w-9)
Linoleic Acid unsaturated, 2db, C17H31COOH (w-6)
Linolenic Acid unsaturated, 3db, C17H29COOH (w-3)
Essential fatty acids body cannot make, must be obtained in diet, oleic linoleic and linolenic acid
Fat vs Oil Fat solid, high melting point, saturated Oil liquid, low melting point, unsaturated
Monosaccharides polyalcohol, 1 aldehyde or ketone, 3-10 carbons, do not break down
Dissaccharides two monosaccharides
Maltose grain sugar, glucose + glucose
Lactose milk sugar, glucose + galactose
Sucrose table sugar, glucose + fructose
Polysaccharides large, many monosaccharides bonded by glycosidic bond
Proteins most important and largest family of biochemicals, have nitrogen and some have sugar, made from alpha amino acids
Proteins in nature, d or l? only have L
Cystine makes __ bonds disulfide
Glycine has no chiral center
primary structure peptide bond
secondary structure h-bond on backbone
tertiary structure side chains can: h-bond, salt bridge, hydrophobic, disulfide
fibrous protein insoluble
globular protein soluble in blood and water
Oxidoreductase oxidation/ reduction
hydrolase add/ remove water
isomerase changes one isomer to another
ligase connects two molecules using ATP
Lyase Adds/ removes double bond without water
transferase transfers OH, NH, CH3.. from one molecule to another
Allosteric Enzyme has more than 1 binding site, use other binding site to regulate activity
Zymogens become active as needed
Competitive inhibitor resembles substrate, reversible- active site remains, irreversible- active site destroyed
Noncompetitive inhibitor does not resemble substrate, reversible- no shape change, irreversible- shape change
Nucleic acids polymers made of monomers called nucleotides, made of sugar phosphate & base
DNA Nucleus, store & transfer genetic code
RNA outside nucleus, synthesize protein
Heterocyclic have N in ring
Nucleoside base & sugar
Nucleotide base, sugar & po4
mRNA carries info from DNA to cell to help synthesis of protein
tRNA picks up specific AAs for protein synthesis
rRNA helps synthesis of protein
DNA replication making new DNA using polymerase
Transcription synthesis of RNA with use of info from DNA
Translation synthesis of a specific protein using mRNA
Amylopectin storage of energy in plats
Amylose bond alpha 1,4
Glycogen bond alpha 1,4 & alpha 1,6
Cellulose bond beta 1,4
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