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2.1 & 2.3 Molecules to Metabolism, Carbohydrates and Lipids Flashcards

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1
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Covalent bonding

A

1 or more elements sharing electrons

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Ionic bonding

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Electrons are given not shared by elements

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Metabolism

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The web of all the enzyme catalysed reactions

All the enzyme catalysed reactions taking place in your body

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Anabolism

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The synthesis of molecules in organisms from smaller ones (Building)

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Catabolism

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The breakdown of molecules in an organism to form simplar ones (Building)

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Urea

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The breakdown of excess amino acids into nitrogen which is excreeted in urine.

A Compound

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Saccharide

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A Sugar

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Atom

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Smallest - Electron

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Element

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Carbon, Hydrogen

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Molecule

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More than one atom that has been covalently bonded together. O2

Cannot be a metal + Non metal

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Compound

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More than one element that has been chemically bonded together. CO2

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Cation

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Positively charged, Lose electrons

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Anion

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Negatively charged, Gains electrons

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Macromolecule

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Big molecules

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Polymer

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Many monosaccharides bonded together

Polysaccharide - Many monosaccharaides

  • Starch (Storage of glucose in plants)
  • Glycogen (Storage of glucose in animals)
  • Cellulose (Structural component of cell walls in plants)
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Monomer

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Individual proteins that form polymers

Monosaccharide - Simple sugars

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Disaccharide

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2 monosaccharides

  • Lactose (Mammary glands)
  • Sucrose (Green plants from glucose & fructose)
  • Maltose (Starch broken into a disaccharide)
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Glucose

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2 ‘D’ Isomers - Alpha and Beta

Alpha is OH facing down

Beta is OH facing up

(OH = Hydroxyl group)

2x glucose forms maltose

19
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Ribose vs Deoxyribose

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Ribose has 1 more oxygen

20
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Condensation reaction

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Builds molecules forming water as a product

21
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Hydrolysis reaction

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Breaks molecules down using water

22
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Cellulose vs Starch vs Glycogen

Amylose vs Amylopectin

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Cellulose & Amulose bond from 1st to 4th Carbon bond

Glycogen & Amylopectin bond from 1st to 6th Carbon bond AND 1st to 4th

23
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Fatty acids

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Unsaturated = Cis & Trans fatty acids

Cis = bend

Trans = straight

Saturated = full of H (Do not have a double bond between carbon ‘backbones’)

24
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Phospholipids

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Head & Fatty acid tail

25
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LDL vs HDL

Low vs High density lipoproteins

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LDL raise blood cholesterole levels

High blood cholesterole levels causes (CHD) Coronary Heart Disease)

Caused from Trans & saturated fats

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