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2.1-2.4 metabolism, water, carbs, proteins Flashcards

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1
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what is the property of carbon that enables it to form a diversity of compounds?

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it can form 4 covalent bonds

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2
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because carbon can form 4 covalent bonds, it can form a __________ of compounds

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diversity

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3
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what is metabolism (defin)

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the web of all enzyme catalysed reactions

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what is anabolism (defin)

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the synthesis of complex molecules from simpler molecules

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what is an example of anabolism?

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condensation reactions: the formation of macromolecules from monomers

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what is catabolism (defin)

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breakdown of complex molecules into simpler molecules

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7
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what is an example of catabolism?

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hydrolysis of macromolecules into monomers

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8
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what compound can be artificially synthesised AND produced by living organisms?

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urea

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9
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______ and ______ gives rise to the properties of water

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dipolarity, H bonding

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10
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how do hydrogen bonds form?

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  • water molecules are polar
  • attraction btw positive and negative poles
  • H bond is formed btw H and O from diff molecules
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11
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what are the four properties of water?

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  1. cohesion between water molecules
  2. ability to adhere to surfaces
  3. ability to moderate temperature
  4. versatility as a solvent
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12
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the four properties of water are:

  1. ??
  2. ability to adhere to surfaces
  3. ability to moderate temperature
  4. versatility as a solvent
A

cohesion between water molecules

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13
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the four properties of water are:

  1. cohesion between water molecules
  2. ability to adhere to surfaces
  3. ??
  4. versatility as a solvent
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ability to moderate temperature

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14
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what is an eg. of cohesion in water benefitting living organisms?

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surface tension arising from cohesive forces between water molecules allow insects to stride across the surface of a body of water

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15
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what is an eg. of adhesion in water benefitting living organisms?

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adhesion to surfaces allows water to move up xylem vessels as part of capillary action

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16
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water has a [high/low] heat capacity

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high

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17
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what is an eg. of water’s thermal properties benefitting living organisms?

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high latent heat of vapourisation makes it a good coolant

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18
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what is an eg. of water’s solvent properties benefitting living organisms?

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  • a wide variety of organic and inorganic cmpds can dissolve in it
  • medium for transport of molecules in blood
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19
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how are fat and cholesterol transported in water?

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they form lipoprotein complexes w lipoproteins which are soluble in water –> can be transported

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20
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draw D-ribose

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-

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21
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draw alpha-D-glucose

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-

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22
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draw beta-D-glucose

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-

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23
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what is an eg. of disaccharides from combining monosaccharides

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sucrose, lactose, maltose

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24
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draw the condensation reaction of glucose to form maltose

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-

25
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what polysaccharides are used for energy storage?

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starch and glycogen

26
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which one is branched:
1. glycogen
2. amylose
2. amylopectin
4. cellulose

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glycogen and amylopectin

27
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glycogen, amylopectin and amylose is made out of ___ glucose

A

alpha

28
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what type of glucose is cellulose made out of

A

beta

29
Q

what are triglycerides are made from?

A

1 glycerol molecules
3 fatty acids

30
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what are the 3 types of fatty acids

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  1. saturated
  2. monounsaturated
  3. polyunsaturated
31
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what does ‘saturated’ fats mean?

A

fats w no double bonds in their fatty acid chains

32
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what does ‘unsaturated’ fats mean?

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fats w one or more double bonds in their fatty acid chains

33
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what nutrient is the most suitable for long-term energy storage?

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lipids

34
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what is the formula to calculate BMI?

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weight (kg) / height^2 (m)

35
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draw a generalised aa

A

-

36
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draw a peptide bond

A

-

37
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draw a dipeptide

A

-

38
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draw a condensation reaction btw two amino acids

A

-

39
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the aa _________ determines the 3D conformation of the protein

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sequence

40
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what is a proteome (understanding)

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complete set of proteins expressed by a cell/tissue/org at a given time

41
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what are 6 eg.s of proteins

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  1. rubisco
  2. insulin
  3. immunoglobulins
  4. rhodopsin
  5. collagen
  6. spider silk
42
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  1. rubisco
  2. insulin
  3. immunoglobulins
  4. rhodopsin
  5. collagen
  6. ??
A

spider silk

43
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  1. rubisco
  2. insulin
  3. immunoglobulins
  4. rhodopsin
  5. ??
  6. spider silk
A

collagen

44
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  1. ??
  2. insulin
  3. immunoglobulins
  4. rhodopsin
  5. collagen
  6. spider silk
A

rubisco

45
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  1. rubisco
  2. insulin
  3. immunoglobulins
  4. ??
  5. collagen
  6. spider silk
A

rhodopsin

46
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what are the levels of proteins

A

primary
secondary
tertiary
quaternary

47
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how is the secondary structure of proteins formed

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  • by H bonds btw aa –> stabilise structures
  • forms alpha helices
  • or beta pleated sheets
48
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what is the bonding in tertiary structure of proteins

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bonds btw R grps of aa

49
Q

the 3D structure of a protein is the ____ structure

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tertiary

50
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the quaternary structure comprises of…

A

more than 1 polypeptide chains

51
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collagen is a ______ (structure level) protein

A

quaternary

52
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what structure level is insulin?

A

quaternary

53
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recap link! what is the function of rubisco

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  • enzyme that fixes CO2 in photosynthesis
  • to form complex C cmpds
54
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recap link! what is the function of insulin

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  • hormone used to regulate blood sugar
  • secreted in response to high blood glucose to stimulate cells to take in more glucose
55
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recap link! what is the function of immunoglobulins

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  • defend the body from disease
  • by agglutination of bacteria
56
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what is the function of rhodopsin

A
  • pigment that absorbs light
  • enables us to see in low-light conditions
57
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what is the function of collagen

A

maintain structural integrity of tissues

58
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what is the function of spider silk

A

used to form spider webs to catch prey

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