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BioChem C2 : E1

Chapter 2 Exam 1

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How many general amino acids are there? 20
What distinguishes amino acids from one another? he different R side chain
What are the 3 categories for R groups? Hydrophobic/Nonpolar, Hydrophilic/Polar uncharged, Hydrophilic/Polar charged
What is the simplest amino acid? Glycine
Is Glycine an L or D amino acid neither ; glycine does not have any chirality because its "R" group is H+
Alanine Ala A Hydrophobic
Valine Val V Hydrophobic
Phenylalanine Phe F Hydrophobic
Tryptophan Trp W Hydrophobic
Leucine Leu L Hydrophobic
Isoleucine Ile I Hydrophobic
Methionine Met M Hydrophobic
Proline Pro P Hydrophobic
Which amino acid is the start codon Methionine
Proline fun fact Proline is the only amino acid whose side chain loops back onto its own backbone proline induces kinks in a polypeptide sequence
which amino acid is achiral Gly
Which amino acid introduces kinks in a polypeptide sequence Pro
What are the hydrophobic amino acids? Ala, Val, Phe, Trp, Leu, Iso, Met, Pro, Gly (9/20) Alan Valets For Trip. Lucky Is Meeting Pro Golfers
What are the hydrophilic uncharged amino acids? Ser, The, Tyr, Asp, Glu, Cys, His (7/20) Sir, those are my 3 bicycle tires, not his! thANkS queen!
What are the hydrophilic charged amino acids Asp, Glu, Lys, Arg Argo was Glued to the Killer asp
Which amino acid contains an imidazole functional group? His
Can histidine be charged at certain pHs? yes
Which amino acids are positively changed? Lys, Arg
Which amino acids are negatively charged? Asp, Glu
Serine Ser S Hydrophilic uncharged
Threonine Thr T Hydrophilic uncharged
Tyrosine Tyr Y Hydrophilic uncharged
Cysteine Cys C Hydrophilic uncharged
Asparagine Asn N Hydrophilic uncharged
Glutamine Gln Q Hydrophilic uncharged
Histidine His H Hydrophilic uncharged
Aspartate Asp D Hydrophilic charged
Glutamate Glu E Hydrophilic charged
Lysine Lys K Hydrophilic charged
Arginine Arg R Hydrophilic charged
Lipids are _____ molecules hydrophobic -> lipophilic -> non polar
What polymer do lipids form? None
What are glycerophospholipids and sphingolipids? Amphipathic molecules that form the lipid bilayer
What type of biological molecule is cholesterol? Lipid
Lipid definition biological molecule that are soluble in non-polar solvents and are largely insoluble in water
Lipid examples Fatty acids, Triacylgylcerols, Glycerophopholipids, sphingolipids, isoprenoids, Cholesterol
What are fatty acids? Fatty acids are long chain Hydrocarbons
What do fatty acid chains consist of? Polar head (carboxylic acid) and Non-polar tail (hydrocarbon chain)
Fatty acids can be ____ with hydrogens Saturated
Categories of fatty acid chains Saturated, Unsaturated, Polysaturated
What confirmation are fatty acid double bonds usually in? Cis
Fatty acids are usually esterified into ______ triacyclglycerols
Fatty acid storage Triacyclglycerols
Glycerophospholipids are a _____ major component of cell membranes, Amphipathic
identify a glycerophopholipid glycerol backbone (CH2-CH-CH2), Hydrophilic/ polar head (phospho group), hydrophobic tail (ketone body)
Sphingolipids eukaryotic membranes alsp contain amphipathic lipids known as sphingolipids
Identify a sphingolipid no glycerol backbone, amphipathic,
examples of shingolipid sphingosine (serine) and sphingomyelin
cerebroside sphingolipid, amphipathic, monosaccharide as head groups
ganglioside sphingolipid, amphipathic, oligosaccharides as head groups
cholesterol is an amphipathic ________ isoprenoid
how to identify cholesterol 4 rings
Cholesterol is a _______ steroid and is found in biological membranes
Cholesterol is a precursor to what? metabolic precursor of steriod hormones such as estrogen and testosterone
What are the fat soluble vitamins? A, D, E, K (isoprenoid derivatives)
What are some of the lipid molecules that are found in eukaryotic membranes Glycerophospholipids, sphinglipids, cholesterol
two cysteine amino acids can form what bond disulfide bond?
true or false, lipids can have a variety of functions? true
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