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BIO Exam 1 (BIOCHEM)

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Essential elements of life (CHONPS) Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Sulfur
Trace elements (ZIIMC) Zinc, Iron, Iodine, Melatonin, Copper
Hydrogen bond Weak chemical attraction between atoms of two different charges (+ -)
Covalent bond Strong bond in which electrons are shared
Ionic bond Transfer of electrons between atoms
-CooH Carboxyl group
-OH Hydroxyl group
NH3 Amino group
-CH3 Methyl group
The 4 Major macromolecules are... Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids
Carbohydrates' building blocks Monosaccharides
Lipids' building blocks Glycerol & fatty acids
Nucleic acids' building blocks Nucleotides
Proteins' building blocks Amino acids
What is the function of starch/where is it usually found? Made of glucose, energy storage for plants
What is the function of glycogen/where is it usually found? Energy storage for animals
What is the function of cellulose/where is it usually found? Provides structure in plant cell walls
What is a fat/triglyceride made of? Glycerol backbone with 3 fatty acids
Dehydration synthesis 2 smaller molecules remove water to join together
Hydrolysis 1 larger molecule breaks apart by the addition of water
What are steroids made of ? Lipids
What are protein hormones made of and where in the cell can they be found? Made of amino acids, found in the cell membrane
What is the significance of cholesterol in the formation of steroids? cholesterol is the building block of steroids
Saturated fats No carbon double bonds, solid at room temp (no kinks in the chain)
Unsaturated fats 1 or more carbon double bonds, liquid at room temp (kinks in the chain)
-SH Sulfhydryl-- stabilized protein structures
-PO4 Phosphate--joins with sugar molecules to create the backbones of nucleic acids
Oxidation Molecule loses electrons in a reaction
Reduction Molecule gains electrons in a reaction
What bond joins carbohydrates to another molecule group? Glycosidic linkage
What bond joins amino acids to each other? Peptide bond
What bond joins nucleotides together to form DNA? Phosphodiester linkage
Sterol Steroids that contain a 4-ring carbon structure
NH₂CH₂COOH Glycine
CH₃-CH(NH₂)-COOH Alanine
(SCH₂CH(NH₂)CO₂H)₂ Cysteine
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