1. Chemistry Flashcards
5 properties of water
solvent, high heat capacity, ice floats, cohesion, adhesion
phospholipid
two fatty acids and a phosphate
steroids
three 6 membered rings, and one 5 membered
waxes
lipid derivative. have esters and OH. protective coating
carotenoids
fatty acids with double bonds, and hexanes at each end
porphyrins
4 joined pyrrole rings. with metal complex
white fat cells
adipocytes. lots of lipids
brown fat cells
adipocytes. scattered lipids with mitochondria
glycolipids
phospholipids but carbs,
pi bond number and polarity
triple bonds, polar than single bonds
casein
milk storage protein
ovalbumin
egg storage protein
zein
corn storage protein
enzymes can’t change
spontaneity
cofactors
nonprotein that assist enzymes
holoenzyme
union of cofactor and enzyme. apoprotein is w/o
albumin and globulin protein
carriers or enzyme
scleroprotein
fibrous structure
mucoprotein
bound to carb protein
secondary protein structure
h bonding only between amino acids
globular protein
water soluble, diverse function, . 3ary structure
fibrous structure protein
insoluble long polymers, add strength. 2nd structure
purines
(2 ring) adenine guanine
pyrimidines
(3 ring) cytosine thymine
AT H bonds
2
GC h bonds
3
stereomicroscope
visible light. living sample. low res
cell size
virus, bacteria, animal cell, plant cell
compound microscope
visible light. thin sample only. staining sometimes
phase contrast micro
light phase and contrast. detailed picture if THIN. Halo affect on edges
confocal laser scanning and fluro
thin samples. fluorescent tagging of living cells. causes artifacts. used for chromosomes. can use with laser only
scanning electron micro
surface of objects with 3D res. dead only. moneyyy and prep intensive (must be dehydrated)
cryosem
dead only. frozen NOT dry. cause artifacts
transmission electron micro
thin cross sections in detail. internal structures, high res. DEAD and moneyy
electron tomography
3d model using TEM,
centrifugation
separates liquid cell into layers
centrifugation layer separation of cells
- dense: nuclei
- mitochondria/ chloroplasts. lysosomes. peroxisomes
- microsomes and small stuff
- ribosomes/ virus
competitive inhibition km and v max
km is raised (inefficient binding) (higher curve) but v max (plateau) still reached
non-competitive inhibition km and v max
km unchanged (binding same). but max is lower
small km means
enzyme requires small amount of substrate to be saturated. therefore efficient