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2.2 - Biological Molecules Flashcards

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What are Carbohydrates used for?

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  • Providing Energy
  • Chemical Reactions
  • Moving Around
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What are Lipids used for?

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  • Providing Energy
  • Being Stored as Fat
  • Keeping us Warm by Insulating our Body
  • Protecting our Organs
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What are Proteins used for?

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  • Growth
  • Repairing Damaged Tissues
  • Energy in Emergencies (If there is Insufficient Carbs/Lipids).
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What is the Difference between Vitamins and Minerals?

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  • Vitamins are Organic Molecules (Made by Living Organisms).
  • Minerals are Inorganic and typically much simpler.
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What are Biological Molecules?

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  • Molecules found in Living Organisms.
  • Produced by Cells.
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What are the 3 Biological Molecules?

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  • Carbohydrates
  • Proteins
  • Lipids
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What is the name for Simple Sugars?

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Monomers

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What do Carbohydrate Monomers join together to form?

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Carbohydrate Polymers

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What are 2 examples of Carbohydrate Monomers?

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  • Glucose
  • Fructose
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What are 2 examples of Carbohydrate Polymers?

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  • Glycogen
  • Starch
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What happens if the Chemical Bonds between Monomers in a Polymer are Broken?

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The Complex Carbohydrate (Polymer) can be broken down into Simple Carbohydrates (Monomers).

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What is Starch broken down into?

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Glucose Molecules

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How are Complex Carbohydrates broken down?

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Enzymes in the Mouth and Small Intestine.

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How are Proteins broken down into Amino Acids?

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  • Enzymes in the Stomach and Small Intestine.
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What are the two types of Lipids?

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  • Fats (Lipid that is a Solid at RT)
  • Oils (Lipid that is a Liquid at RT)
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How are Lipids broken down?

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Enzymes in the Small Intestine.

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Why are Lipids not Polymers?

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They are not formed from long chains of Monomers.

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What Enzyme breaks down Starch into Simple Sugars?

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Amylase

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Where in the body is Amylase made?

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  • The Salivary Glands
  • The Pancreas
  • The Small Intestine
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What Enzyme breaks down Protein into Amino Acids?

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Protease

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Where in the body is Protease made?

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  • The Stomach (Pepsin)
  • The Pancreas
  • The Small Intestine
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What Enzyme breaks down Fats (Lipids)?

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Lipase

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What are Fats (Lipids) broken down into?

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  • Glycerol
  • Fatty Acids
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Where in the body is Lipase made?

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  • The Pancreas
  • The Small Intestine

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