2 - Macromolecules Flashcards

1
Q

Where are hydroxyl groups found in?

A

Alcohols and sugars

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2
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Where are carboxyl groups found?

A

Amino acids, fatty acids

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3
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Where are Aminos found?

A

Amino acids, proteins

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4
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Where is Sulfihydryl found?

A

Amino acid cysteine, proteins

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5
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Where is phosphate found?

A

ATP, nucleic acids

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6
Q

Name the functional group:

O-H

A

Hydroxyl

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7
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Name the Functional Group:

C-O=O-N

A

Carboxyl

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8
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Name the Functional Group:

N-C-C

A

Amino

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9
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Name the Functional Group:

S-H

A

Sulfihydryl

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10
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Name the Functional Group:

P-O-O-O-O -H-H

A

Phosphate

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11
Q

What is the composition of carbohydrates?

A

based on CH2O

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12
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What is the composition of lipids?

A

High CH content

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13
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What is the composition of proteins?

A

based on amino acids

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14
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What is the composition of nucleic acids?

A

based on nucleotides

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15
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What is the monomer and polymer of proteins?

A

amino acids (20 types);

polypeptides

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16
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What is the monomer and polymer of carbohydrates?

A

monosaccharide (glucose);

polysaccharide (glycogen, maltose)

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17
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What is the monomer and polymer of nucleic acid?

A

nucleotides, mononucleotides;

polynucleotides (DNA RNA)

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18
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What are the monomers and polymers of lipids?

19
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Describe the dehydration synthesis reaction.

A

when monomers join to form polymers and a water molecule is released and forms a covalent bond

20
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Describe the hydrolysis reaction.

A

When polymers break into monomers taking in a water molecule in order to break the covalent bond

21
Q

What is used to store glucose in animal cells?

22
Q

What is glucose storage in plants?

23
Q

Where is glycogen stored in our body?

A

Liver and skeletal muscle

24
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What is a glycoprotein?

A

membrane proteins with an attached polysaccharide

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What is a mucoprotein?
glycoproteins on all internal tissue surfaces exposed to the outside environment - aka mucus membranes
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What are goblet cells?
Mucus secreting cells allong the mucus membrane surface
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What do submucosal mucus glands do?
Empties onto mucus membrane surfaces
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What are the characteristics of lipids?
Non polar Many C H bonds Does not dissolve in water
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what is the acid and alkyl part of a fatty acid?
the carboxyl acid group COOH or COO is the acid CH chain is alkyl - the "fatty" part
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What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids?
Saturated FA - forms the max # of hydrogen bonds. - Lacks double bonds; rigid -Associated with cholesterol and membrane raft formation. _________________________ Unsaturated FA - contain one or more double bonds in the CH chain - causes kinking and wild swinging
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What is used to make triglycerides and phospholipids?
a Glycerol backbone
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How many FA are attached to triglycerides and phospholipids?
3; 2
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How are FA's attached and detached?
dehydration; hydrolysis
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What are adipocytes made of?
triglycerides aka fat cells
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What do phospholipids form?
the phospholipid bilayer
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What is the raft composition
phospholipids with stiff, saturated tails with cholesterol in between.
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What is the primary structure of proteins
the order of amino acids
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What is the secondary structure of proteins
helical coils, or parallel strands "beta sheets" -- makes hydrogen bonds with neighboring amino acids
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What is the tertiary structure of proteins
the major bends along the peptide chain -- the overall folding
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What is the quaternary structure of proteins
refers to proteins made of more than one polypeptide chain.
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what is the functional part of a protein
the domain
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what are the DNA bases?
AGCT
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What are the RNA bases?
AGCU
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what does an enzyme do
speeds up chemical reactions. It is a catalyst.