Anatomy Lecture Chapter 2 Flashcards
What’s acid
Proton donor h+
What’s base
Proton acceptor H+
Amino acid monomers held together by
Peptide bonds
Reduction- oxidation
Gain electron (release). Loose electron (oxidized)
What’s the level of protein
Primary, secondary, tertiary & quaternary
Carbohydrates contain
C, H,O
Ionic bonds
Gain and/ loose electron
How can atoms be neutral
of protons balances # electron
Covalent bonds
Share 2/more electron
What chemical reaction involves
Exchange (bonds made & broken), decomposition: break into small
Nucleic acid compose of ?
C,H,,o,n,p
What protein denatured
Globular unfold & loose 3D shape
Functions of the globular
Functions region ex. Hormones
What’s the characteristics of enzymes & and what it end in
Apoenzy & coenzyme, end in -ase
Functions of fibrous
Contract
Organic
Has carbon
What nucleic acid made up of
Nucleotide
Hydrogen bond
Attract electrton
What’s the complementary base of DNA
A-t-g-c
Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)
Chemical energy release, glucose broken down
Nucleotide contain
Nucleic acid
Proton
Positive charge
Functions of RNA
Carry DNA order for protein synthesis
Functions of triglycerides
Energy storage & insulation protection
What’s the classes of nucleic acid
DNA & RNA
RNA replaced
T—U, has ribose sugar
Kinetic energy
Action of it
Solute
Dissolve (homogeneous:evenly distributed)
Potential energy
Used energy ( great amount ex. liquid
What affect chemical reaction
Temperature, concentration & particle
What causes hydrolysis & dehydration synthesis
Water
Exergonic
Give off energy
What important in homeostatic
Ionic
Endergonic
Use energy
Neutralization
Mix both base & acid
Polar
❤️ water ( hydrophilic) , unequal
Buffer
Weaken strong base & acid
Nonpolar
Hate 🌊 (hydrophobic)
Anions
Build
Molarity
6.02 x 10 to 23
Catabolic
Breaks down
Cation
Positive
Atomic #
Proton
Monosaccharides
1 sugar, ex: hexose , pentose
Mass #
Proton & neutron
Isotope
Same # proton, different # neutron
Atomic weight
Mass # isotope
Inorganic
No carbon
Polysaccharides
Many sugars, ex. Starch, glucose
Dissacride
2 sugar ex. Sucrose