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protein elements chons
nucleic acids elements chonp
carbohydrate monomer monosaccharides (glucose)
carbohydrate polymer polysaccharides (cellulose)
lipid monomer fatty acids
what are DNA and rna nucleic acids
nucleic acid monomer nucleotide
what's a nucleotide made of (dioxy)ribose, nitrogenous base, phosphate
RNA structure single stranded
amino acid parts hydrogen, amino group, carbon, carboxyl group, side chain
amino group elements nh2
carboxyl group elements COOH/ COOT
which amino acid structure group is positive when in side chain amino group
which amino acid structure group is negative when in side chain carboxyl group
function of non polar hydrophobic r group drive protein to fold by clustering in center
function of polar hydrophilic r group interact with water & other polar spots
function of negative charge acidic r group push amino acids toward outside to interact with water
function of positive charge basic r group force protein to position outward to interact with water
primary protein structure chain of amino acids
secondary protein structure coil; protein begins to fold, backbone bonding
tertiary protein structure protein finishes folding, functional
quaternary protein structure multiple tertiary proteins form protein complex
n terminus front of amino acid chain, amine group free
c terminus back of amino acid chain, carboxyl group freec
catabolism break down polymers for atp
anabolism build up polymers with atp
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