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biology chap 4

honors bio chapter 4-the chemical basis of life

worddefinition
macromolecule a large molecule, usually in DNA or large proteins
monomer a sub-unit of a polymer
polymer molecules with repeating sub units called monomers
biopolymer a molecule with repeating sub-units associated with living things
name the 4 biopolymers proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, nucleic acids
polymerization the process in which monomers join to form polymers
mixture a physical association of substances. no new compunds formed.
solution a mixture where one material dissolves in another
suspension a mixture that does not completely mix together, shows settling
colloid shares some characteristics of a solution and a suspension. bigger molecules, cytoplasm and jell-o are examples
homogeneous has the same uniform appearance throughout
heterogeneous not a uniform appearance, shows settling
organic carbon-containing
inorganic no carbon
solute in a mixture, the material that gets dissolved into another material
solvent the material that another material is dissolved into
the universal solvent water
monosaccharide one monomer unit of carbohydrates
disaccharide a carb molecule with two monosccharide units
glucose, fructose, and galactose 3 monosaccharide isomers
maltose, sucrose, lactose 3 disaccharide isomers
glucose+glucose= maltose
glucose+fructose= sucrose
glucose+galactose= lactose
polysaccharides most complex carbohydrates
starch, cellulose, glycogen 3 polysaccharide isomers
the repeating unit that makes up starch, cellulose, and glycogen glucose
carbohydrate 4 c/g, contains C,H,O 2:1 hydrogen:oxygen ratio
Lipid contains C,H,O no definite ratio h:o
lipid monomers? 3 fatty acids and one glycerol
single-bonded lipid is s or u? saturated
double-bonded lipid is s or u? unsaturated
starches anything made from flour
glycogen "animal starch" we make it in liver
cellulose cell walls of plants, hard to digest
water on left of equation hydrolysis b/c water is added
sucrose+water= glucose+fructose
water on right of eqation dehydration synthesis b/c water taken out
polar molecule has an uneven dist. of electrons so its + at one end and - at the other
# of bonds on a hydrogen atom 1
# of bonds on a oxygen atom 2
# of bonds on a nitrogen atom 3
# of bonds on a carbon atom 4
hydrogen ions in ____ acids (+)
hydroxide ions in _____ bases (-)
atoms that contain carbon but not organic carbonic acid, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide
orange+gold= mono
blue+gold= di
blue+black= poly
pentose contains __ carbon atoms 5
hexose contains __ carsone atoms 6
some pentoses are ribonucleic acid and deoxyribonucleic acid
formula for ribose C5 H10 O5
formula for deoxyribose C5 H10 O4
some hexoses are glucose, fructose, and galactose
anabolic means building up
hydroysis is catabolic or anabolic? catabolic
fatty acids have 2 parts..... carboxyl group and hydrocarbon chain
glycerol 's formula C3 H8 O3
satuated fat is usually in endo/ectotherms?? tropical/non-tropical??? endotherms and tropical
dehydration synthesis of lipids makes __ water molecules 3
what mixes with lighter fluid? fats
how many c/g in lipids 9
organic alchol in lipids glycerol
is s or u more easily metabolized unsaturated
what's the amine group? NH2
what's the base group? H-C
what's the simplest amino acid? glycine
what's the bad red blood cell amino acid? valine
what amino acid in in natural gas? methionine
what's the amino acid in a good red blood cell? glutamic acid
what's the amino acid in aspartame? phenylalanine
what do enzymes do? reduce the energy needed to get a chemical reaction started
what do catalysts do? alter the speed of a chemical reaction
a protein with 2 AA's is called dipeptide
protein w/ 3 AA's is called tripeptide
protein w/ 4-50 AA's is called polypeptide
peptide bond is between the __ and the __ C-N
if a substance contains protein, what color does nitric acid turn? yellow
what's the nitric acid test called? xanthoproteic
nucleic acids contain these elements c, h, o, n, p
monomer of a nucleic acid? nucleotide
3 parts of a nucleic acid? pentose sugar, phosphate group, nitrogen base
phosphate group looks like phosphorus surrounded by oxygen
covalent bond chemical bond formed by the sharing of electrons
steps to find molecular weight (weight of molecule x # of that molecule) add them all up
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