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Glucose+Glucse= Maltose
Where do we store glycogen? muscles and liver
what is the structure of glycogen similar to? amylopectin but with more branches and more compact
What is glucoe stored as in plants? Cellulose
What is cellulos used for? Structure
What does cellulose look like? amylopectin with Beta 1-6 bond
What is Chitin made of? Glucose
What is Chitin used for? Exoskeleton
What is a distinguishable property of lipids? insoluble in water
What are fats used for? Storage
What are the structureal parts to a fat? 1 alcohol+1glycerol+3 fatty acids+1 carboxyl group
How many carbons are typically in a fatty acid? 14-20 even
What is saturated fat? When all carbons have 2 H
WHat is unsaturated fat? When not all carbons have 2 H
What isa fatty acid with 1 double bond called? monounsaturated
What is a fatty acid with 3 or more double bonds called? polyunsaturated
Which type of fat (Saturated or unsaturated) is found in plants and animals? plants-unsaturated animals-saturated
What are phospholipids used for? Structure
What structural parts are in a phospholipid? 1 glycerol+2 fatty acids+1 phosphate group
How many carbon rings are in a carbohydrate? 4
What is a sterol? fat with 4 rings
Who coined the term cell by looking at cork through a microscope? Robert Hooke
Who used a much better microscop to look at bacteria? Antoine Von Leeuwenhoek
What did Schlide and Schwann propose? multicellular organisms
What are the 3 tenents of cell theory? 1. all liing organisms are made of cells. life pocesses take place in these cells. 2. cells are the basic units of life 3. cells can only arise by division of previously existing cells
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