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POLYMERS

unit 1b biochem

TermDefinition
alkane single bonded carbon
alkene double bonded carbon
alkyne triple bonded carbon
ketone Oxygen double bonded to Carbon O=C
aldehyde Oxygen double bonded to Carbon bonded to Hydrogen O=C-H
carboxylic acid Oxygen double bonded to Carbon to Hydroxyl O=C-OH
hydroxyl Oxygen bonded to Carbon O-H
phosphate Phosphorus double bonded to O, bonded to O, bonded to 2 Hydroxyls O | O-P-OH \ OH
amine Nitrogen single bonded to 2 Hydrogens N-H \ H
organic acid Oxygen bonded to Carbon bonded to O bonded to H O=C-O-H
monomers polymers are made of _____
molecules monomers is another name for small ____
dehydration synthesis cells link monomers by a process called condensation or removing a molecule of water
hydrolysis cells break down macromolecules by adding water
1:2:1 carbohydrates ratio of Carbon to Hydrogen to Oxygen
isomers same formula, different structure; ex: glucose, fructose galactose
cellular energy carbohydrates function
monosaccharides glucose, fructose and galactose are all
maltose glucose + glucose makes
sucrose glucose + fructose makes
lactose glucose + galactose makes
short carbohydrates are ___ term energy sources
disaccharides sucrose, maltose, and lactose are all
2 disaccharides are made of _ monosaccharides
glycosidic ___ bonds forms to make disaccharides
glycogen example of polysaccharide in animals, stores excess sugar, made of glucose monomers
cellulose found in wood and plants, AKA dietary fiber
starch example of polysaccharide in plants, stored energy in things such as potatoes and grains
hydrophobic lipids are ____ (in relation to water)
store, insulate, cushion function of lipids
triglyceride glycerol & 3 fatty acid chains
hydroxyl functional group in carbohydrates
aldehyde functional group in glucose & galactose
ketone functional group in fructose
hydroxyl functional group in glycerol
carboxylic acid functional group in fatty acids
saturated ____ fatty acid has the max # of Hydrogens bonded to Carbons
unsaturated ____ fatty acid DO NOT have the max # of Hydrogens bonded to Carbons
saturated lipids solid at room temp are ____
unsaturated lipids liquid at room temp are ____
phospholipids cell membranes are made of ____
polar phospholipids are polar or nonpolar?
2 phospholipids have _ tails
hydrophobic phospholipid tails are ____ (relating to water)
hydrophilic phospholipid heads are ____ (relating to water)
4 steroids structure are ____ fused rings
cholesterol steroid that is the base
estrogen steroid prominent in the female body
testosterone steroid prominent in the male body
amine functional group in amino acids
amino acids monomer of proteins
work in cells function of proteins
hair example of structural protein
movement example of contractile protein
legume example of protein storage
hemoglobin example of protein transport
enzymes protein that lowers activation energy
active site place where the enzyme and substrate meet
substrate thing that reacts with enzymes
denature when an enzyme loses its shape and function
genetic info function of nucleic acids
hydroxyl functional group on the 5 carbon sugar and phosphorus group in a nucleotide
amine functional group that's in the nitrogen base in a nucleotide
nucleotide monomer of nucleic acid
carbon molecule in the middle of a nucleotide; 5 ____ sugar
phosphorus group part of nucleotide beginning with P
nitrogen base part of a nucleotide with an amine group
deoxyribose D in DNA
ribose R in RNA
A,G,T,C bases in DNA
A,G,U,C bases in RNA
hydrogen ____ bond bonds the 2 strands of DNA together
double DNA is ____ stranded
single RNA is ____ stranded
3 ATP has ___ phosphate groups
cellular energy function of ATP is ____
monosaccharides monomer of carbohydrates
amino acids monomer of proteins
peptide ____ bonds form to link amino acids together
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