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Bio Macromolecules

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organic compounds compounds that contain carbon
how many valence electrons does carbon have? 4
How many strong covalent bonds can carbon make? 4
true or false: carbon can make single, double and triple bonds TRUE
what forms a macromolecule taking monomers and putting them together
protoplasm makes up cells, building and breaking life's molecules
dehydration synthesis (condensation reactions) removing H2O to synthesize two molecules together (this is how Macromolecules form)
take a minute to look and redraw all of the diagrams found in your notebook did u do it? :)
hydrolysis removing water to separate molecules
carbohydrates molecules that contain C H and O, easy and cheap energy
monosaccharides simple sugar, ring shaped, C6H12O6
disaccarides double sugar, C12H22O11
polysaccharides contains 3 or more monosaccharides
isomers two or more compounds with the same formula but different arrangement of atoms
name 4 polysaccharides starch, glycogen, chitin, cellulose
starch energy storage compound (amalayze in plants, turns into glycogen in animals)
glycogen stored energy in the liver
chitin the exo skeletons of like crabs and stuff, second most abundant organic compound on earth
cellulose most abundant organic compound on earth, part of plant structure
glucose+glucose= maltose
glucose+fructose sucrose
lipids contains C H and O, are the most concentrated energy
what are the two building blocks of fats fatty acids and glycerol
carboxyl the part of the fatty acid that holds hands with glycerol
two parts of fatty acid carboxyl and carbon
triglyceride three fatty acids and glycogen
phospholipid 2 fatty acids+glycerol+one PHOSPHATE
proteins molecules that contain C, H, O and Nitrogen, and they are not a good energy source but are good for growth and repair
what are the "monomers" of protein amino acids
amino acids join by joining what two things together? carboxyl and amine
amino acids often end in ine
strucure= function of protiens
dipeptide bond two proteins joined together
primary structure sequence of amino acids
secondary structure folded (beta pleated sheet) twisted (alpha helix)
tertiary structure folded or twisted ontop of itself
quantitiarnary structure 2 peptides joined together
fats do what, and what are their cell membranes called they store energy, and the membranes are called myelin
saturated fat solid (like butter or lard), straight molecules, stacked tight
unsaturated fat liquid (like oils), DOUBLE BONDS, kinks and don't stack tightly
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