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Biology ch. 3 test

chapter 3 biology test study cards

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What are Macromolecules? They are large organic molecules(also called polymers). The building blocks of macromolecules are called monomers. Its monomers is amino acids, and its polymer is protein. ex. carbohydrates, lipids, protein, DNA,RNA.
What is Dehydration Syenthisis? Also called Condinsation reaction, forms polymers by combining monomers by "removing water".
How are macromolescules seperated? Hydralysis seperateds by adding water to break it down.
What are Carbohydrates? small/large sugar molecules. ex. Glucose, Fructose. a:monosaccharide, b: disaccharide, C: polysaccharide.
What are lipids? They are NOT soluble in water,but ARE soluble in hydrophobic solvents.(acids) They store most the energy. ex. fats, phsophalipids, oils, waxes, trigliserides, and steroid hormones(testosterone).
What are the six functions of lipids? Long term energy, protection against heat loss, protection against physical shock, protection against water loss, chemical messangers(hormones), and phosphalipids.
What are proteins? They are amino acids. Six functions are: storage: albumin (egg whites) transport: hemoglobin regularatory: hormones movement: muscles structure: membranes (hair) and Enzymes: celluar reaction
what are nucleic acids? DNA and RNA are the two types. They are composed of nucleatides linked by hydrogen synthesis.
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