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Bio1 AP Review

Chemistry

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Properties of water Good solvent; high heat capacity; ice floats; strong cohesion and surface tension; strong adhesion.
monosaccharide simplest carbohydrate, single sugar molecule,
formula for glucose C6H12O6
disaccharide two sugars w/ glycosidic linkage
glucose+fructose sucrose
glucose+galactose lactose
glucose+glucose maltose
hydroxyl alcohols--polar, hydrophilic
carboxyl carboxyl acids--polar, hydrophilic, weak acid
amino amines--polar, hydrophilic, weak base
phosphate organic phosphates--polar, hydrophilic, acid
carbonyl ketones--polar, hydrophilic
carbonyl+H aldehydes--polar, hydrophilic
methyl nonpolar, hydrophobic
polysaccharide series of monosaccharides
starch polymer of alpha glucose energy storage in plants
glycogen polymer of alpha glucose energy sotrage in animals
cellulose beta glucose polymer--structure in plants
chitin beta glucose polymer with nitrogen groups--structure in fungus and insect exoskeletons
Triglycerides fats and oils, three fatty acids attacked to a glycerol molecule
phospholipid two fatty acids and a phosphate group attacked to a glycerol molecule
amphipathic molecule has one side hydrophilic and the other hydrophobic
types of proteins structural; storage; transport; defensive; enzymes;
steroid four carbon rings, three are hexagons, one pentagon
primary protein structure order of amino acids
secondary protein structure 3d shape which results from hydrogen bonding between amino and carboxyl groups of adjacent amino acids
tertiary protein structure additional 3d strucutre due to other bonding factors
quaternary structure when a protein is assembled from multiple polypeptide chains
deoxyribose a five carbon sugar
elements of a nucleotide nitrogen base; deoxyribose; phosphate group
pyrimidines single-ring bases--Cytsine and Thymine
purines double ring bases--Adenine and Guanine
RNA differes from DNA by: ribose instead of deoxyribose; Uracil instead of thymine; RNA is single stranded
catabolism breakdown of substances
anabolism synthesis of substances
Cofactor a non-protein molecule that assists enzymes
holoenzyme an enzyme bonded with a cofactor
Coenzyme an organic cofactor
allosteric enzymes have a binding site for the substrate as well as one for the allosteric inhibitor which shuts the enzyme down
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