2.3 Carbohydrates and Lipids and 2.3 Proteins Flashcards

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unsaturated (health, # C bonds, H)

A

healthy, multiple bond carbons, missing hydrogen

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saturated (health, # C bonds, H)

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unhealthy, single bond carbons, fully saturated with hydrogen

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3
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3 triglyceride properties

A
  • glycerol + 3 FA
  • hydrophobic
  • energy storage
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4
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cellulose structure

A

polymers are aligned in parallel rows

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5
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starch structure

A

helical structure because of hydroxyl groups

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6
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what is starch made of (80, 20)

A

amylopectin- 80%

amylose- 20%

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7
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cellulose function

A

plant cell walls

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8
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starch function

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products of photosynthesis are stored in plants as starch

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9
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glycogen structure

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linked glucose molecules

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10
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glycogen function

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excess glucose is stored in this form

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11
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where is glycogen stored

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liver and muscle tissue

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12
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why are lipids more suitable for long-term energy storage

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energy stored in lipids is primarily in the fatty acid side chains

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13
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define steroids

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group of lipids that consist of four linked carbon rings

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14
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define waxes

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long chains of FA that are attached to an alcohol or carbon

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15
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six protein functions

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hormones 
energy
antibodies
transport
enzymes
structural
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16
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define polypeptide

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Many amino acids that are linked together

17
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primary protein structure

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sequence of amino acids within the protein that determines its 3D shape

18
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secondary protein structure

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folding of the chain due to H-bonding between peptide bonds

19
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tertiary protein structure

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folding of the helix/sheet influenced by the nature of R-groups

20
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quaternary protein structure

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2+ polypeptides combined to form a single functional protein

21
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function of insulin

A

protein hormone produced by the pancreas that results in a decrease of blood sugar levels

22
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immunoglobulin

A

antibody that recognizes an antigen as part of the immune response

23
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spider silk

A

protein spun by spiders

24
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define ionic bonds

A

between any charged group that is not joined by a polypeptide

25
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define disulfide bridges

A

between S in amino acids

26
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define van der Waals

A

intermolecular force

27
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define proteome

A

flow chart that monitors your conditions and build proteins accordingly