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Ionic Bond an electron transferred from one to another atom. Then the two ions form bond
Covalent Bond shared electrons. because similar to identical electronegativity
dipole interaction permanent partial pos. part of one polar mol. is attracted to partial neg. part of another polar mol.
hydrogen bond partial pos. hydrogen particle is electrically attracted to partial neg. particle of another molecule
Solution homogenius liquid mixture. solvent and solute
Solvent dissolving agent in solution
solute dissolved in solution
Ionic Bond an electron transferred from one to another atom. Then the two ions form bond
Water is good solvent for... polar molecules
Covalent Bond shared electrons. because similar to identical electronegativity
Water is poor solvent for... nonpolar molecules
dipole interaction permanent partial pos. part of one polar mol. is attracted to partial neg. part of another polar mol.
Acids proton donors. (H+)
hydrogen bond partial pos. hydrogen particle is electrically attracted to partial neg. particle of another molecule
Bases proton acceptor
Solution homogenius liquid mixture. solvent and solute
Solvent dissolving agent in solution
solute dissolved in solution
Water is good solvent for... polar molecules
Water is poor solvent for... nonpolar molecules
Acids proton donors. (H+)
Bases proton acceptor
amino acids weakly basic
suflhydryl nonpolar
hydroxl polar
cabonyl polar
carboxyl weakly acidic
phosphate group weakly acidic
structural isomers vary which atom is binded where
geometric isomers arrangement w/ double bond
Cis geo. isomer two chemical interest on same side
Phosphodieter bond phosphate group from one nucleotide is bonded with a 5 Carbon sugar from another
trans geo. isomer two chemical interest on different side
Peptide Bond carboxyl group from one amino acid bonds with an amino group from another amino acid
enantiomers mirror image
Secondary structure of proteins regular folding or coiling of polypeptide (results from H bonding between the Carboxyl O of one amino acid and the amino H of another amino acid
dehydration synthesis creates H20
Hydrolysis H2O is reactant
monosaccharides break down for energy
polysaccharides energy storage
Phosphodieter bond phosphate group from one nucleotide is bonded with a 5 Carbon sugar from another
Peptide Bond carboxyl group from one amino acid bonds with an amino group from another amino acid
Primary structure of proteins sequence of amino acids in polypeptides
phospholipds. cell membrane.
Secondary structure of proteins regular folding or coiling of polypeptide (results from H bonding between the Carboxyl O of one amino acid and the amino H of another amino acid
components of phospholipds polar head: phosphate group, glycerol. nonpolar tails:2 fatty acids
Tertiary Structure of proteins irregular folding. results from bonding of R groups of two amino acids
Bacteria and Archaea prokaryotes
Quaternary Structure spacial arrangement of polypeptides to one another
Lipids: 3 types substances poorly solvant in water. Fats, Phospholipids, steroids
saturated fat all C-C single bonds. straight
unsaturated fat at least one C=C double bond. kinked at double bond)
Rough ER. vs. Smooth ER rough-protein synthesis and modification. smooth-synthesis for fatty acids and phospholipids
phospholipds. cell membrane.
Golgi Apparatus a stack of flattened membranous sacks
components of phospholipds polar head: phosphate group, glycerol. nonpolar tails:2 fatty acids
lysosomes membranous sack of enzymes. used for digestion
Bacteria and Archaea prokaryotes
Vacuoles storage function
Eukarya eukaryotes
Mitochondria cellular respiration
nuclear envelope double membrane. allows stuff to pass through nuclear pores
ATP 3 components 5-C sugar: ribose, 3 phosphate groups, A-nitrogenous base
endoplamic reticulum network of membranous tubules and compartments. attacted to N.E.
Cristae folds of inner membrane
intermembranous space space between inner and outter
matrix space inclosed in inner membrane
Rough ER. vs. Smooth ER rough-protein synthesis and modification. smooth-synthesis for fatty acids and phospholipids
chloroplasts plant cells, double membrane-both smooth
Golgi Apparatus a stack of flattened membranous sacks
stroma space inside inner membrane
lysosomes membranous sack of enzymes. used for digestion
Vacuoles storage function
Mitochondria cellular respiration
ATP 3 components 5-C sugar: ribose, 3 phosphate groups, A-nitrogenous base
Cristae folds of inner membrane
intermembranous space space between inner and outter
matrix space inclosed in inner membrane
chloroplasts plant cells, double membrane-both smooth
stroma space inside inner membrane
thylakoid flat membranous sacks in stroma
thylakoid lumen space inside of thylakoid
granum stack of thylakoids
light reactions requires light. occur in thylakoid
dark reactions doesnt need light but can work. occur in stroma
plasmadesata channels that connect one interior of one plant cell to another
adhessive junctions holds adjacent cells together
tight junctions so tight, small molecules cannot pass
gap junctions permits nonspecific passage of materials from interior of one cell to another. allows cells to be coupled.
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