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AP BIO unit 1.4-1.5

carbs and lipids

QuestionAnswer
What elements are in carbs carbon, hydrogen,oxygen
What saccharide is glucose monosaccharide
What is the role of glycogen energy storage that can be used as an energy source
what is the role of cellulose plant cell walls
are saccharides sweet or sour sweet
what is the role of glucose energy source but building block for energy storage
what is the ratio of hydrogen to oxygen in carbs 2 to 1
what combination of molecules forms triglyceride 1 glycerol 3 fatty acids
what part of triglyceride is hydrophobic fatty acid chains
why are triglycerides important they store energy and make up cell membranes
What is the monomer of startch polysaccharide
What is the monomer of glucose monosaccharide
What is the monomer of glycogen polysaccharide
What is the monomer of cellulose polysaccharide
what direction is the OH facing in a-glycose up
what direction is the OH facing in b-glycose down
in phospholipids the head is hydro what hydrophilic
in phospholipids the tail is hydro what hydrophobic
what are fats and oils used for energy source
what are phospholipids used for cell membranes
what are steroids used for hormones
what are small carbs called? simple sugars
What are the saccharides of small cards mono and di saccharides
what are the saccharides of complex carbs polysaccharides
large carbs are also called complex carbs
unsaturated fats are room temp are liquid
unsaturated fats form what shape of chain bent
what bonds do unsaturated fats have one or more double bonds
saturated fats at room temp are solid
saturated fats chain shape straight
what bonds do saturated fats have one or more single bonds
what is startch used for energy source for plants
lipids are polar what and hydro what nonpolar and hydrophopic
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