A&P Chem lecture 2 Flashcards

1
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organic compound

A

usually covalent bonds, Has Hydrocarbons

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2
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inorganic bond

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no hydrocarbons, usually ionic bonds

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3
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hydrocarbons

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compounds with carbons and hydrogens

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4
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saturated

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only single bonds between carbons and 4 molecules

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5
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unsaturated

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has double and triple bonds

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6
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functional group

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collection of atoms that attach to the Carbon backbone of a hydrocarbon (R). changes the function of the hydrdocarbon

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7
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Ionic bonds

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when atoms gain or lose an electron to complete outer shell, they become ionized (charged) and are then attracted to each other forming a bond.

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8
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cation

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positively charged ion (lost an electron)

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9
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anion

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negatively charged (gains an electron)

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10
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covalent bond

A

MOST COMMON BOND IN LIVING ORGANISM

Sharing of electrons resulting in bonds

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11
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polar covalent bond

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when electrons spend time near one molecule of a bond creating slight charges (+/-) on that compound

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12
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non-polar bond

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equal sharing of an electron between the molecules

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13
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hydrogen bonds

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when a polar covalent bond occurs, the slightly positive charge of the Hydrogen molecule is attracted to other slightly negatively charged Oxygen atoms creating a bond.

Weakest of the bonds
can be strong in large quanities

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14
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solute

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substance that is dissolved in another substance

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15
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solvent

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substance that does the dissolving

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16
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solution

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when a solute is dissolved evenly in a solvent (cool-aid) evenly

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17
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suspension

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uneven dissolving of a solute in a solvent (muddy water)

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18
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water

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universal solvent

  • lubricates
  • good transport median
  • high heat capacity
  • less dense when frozen
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19
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salt

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ionic bond that when placed in water will break down to ionic forms of Na+ and Cl- and are now electrolytes

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20
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acids

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proton donor (H+)

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21
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bases

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proton acceptor (H+)

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22
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Carbohydrates

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most commonly a sugar

backbone of organic compounds

23
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glycoprotein

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carbohydrate and a protein

24
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anabolism

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building tissue

25
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catabolism

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breaking down body tissues

26
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lipids

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  • use in energy
  • 3x as much energy stored in lipids than carbohydrates
  • can be stored
27
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Neutral fats

A

lipid-
triglycerides
- core is the glycerol molecule
can be saturated or unsaturated

28
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phospholipids

A

lipid-
diglyceride
- 2 fatty acid chains and 3rd spot is a phosphate group

29
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fatty acids

A

hydrophobic, tail of bi-lipid membrane

Non-polar

30
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phosphate group

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hydrophilic, head of bi-lipid membrane

Polar

31
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steroids

A

lipid - ring shaped,
cholesterrol molecule is part of the main structure
ALL hydrophobic

32
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hormones

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type of steroid, most common steroid

TEST Question

33
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eicosanoids

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lipid - that mediates body process

34
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protein

A

most abundant molecule in the body

  • mediates chem. reactions
  • structural purpose
  • part of defense mech.
35
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amino acids

A

string together to make proteins (At least 100)
20 different type
Order determines function

36
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peptide bond

A

amino acid linked together

  • 10 or more = polypeptide
  • 100 or more = protein
37
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how to get order of amino acid

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organism’s DNA determines order of aminos and the shape of the protein (amino train)

38
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Primary Structure

A

Protein order of amino acids

39
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Secondary Structure

A

Protein’s twists and folds

40
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Tertiary Structure

A

Protein’s overall shape

41
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Enzymes

A

can act as catalysts or proteins that can accelerate chemical reaction

42
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What affects enzymes work eithic?

A

Temp. and pH

43
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Nucleic Acids

A

RNA (Ribonucleic acid)
DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid)

Adenine, thymine or Uracil, guanine, cytosine

44
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what determines the type of protein to be made?

A

sequence of nucleotides

45
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DNA

A

Blueprint for building proteins

  • double helix
  • adenine & thymine
  • cytosine & guanine
46
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genes

A

sequence of nucleotides that carry the code for 1 peptide chain

47
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RNA

A

1 string of nucleotides

transfers DNA’s instruction from nucleus to cell cytoplasm (outside the nucleus)

48
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transfer RNA

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copies info in DNA molecule

From shelf to cart in a specific ord

49
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Messenger RNA

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Carries info out of nucleus to the ribosome

Movies the shopping cart

50
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Ribosomal RNA

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Acts as the template to help create protein

51
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ATP

A

Adenosine Triphosphate

primary source of energy of cell

52
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Mitochondria

A

TEST

Power plant for the cell, makes the ATP through cellular respiration

53
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Cristae

A

the tendrils inside the Mitochondria