Bio Chem Test Part Two: Extra Questions On Nutrition And Reactions Flashcards

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There Are Many MacroMolecules Whose Names End In The Suffix “-Ose.” These Organic Molecules Are Called

A

Sugars

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There Are Many MacroMolecules Whose Names End In The Suffix “-Ase.” These Organic Molecules Are Called

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Enzymes

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3
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Name Three Factors That Effect The Rate Of Enzyme Activity

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Heat, Tempurature
Amount Of Enzyme
Enough Materials
PH

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In The Reaction Lactose + H2O -> Glucose + Galactose The Enzyme Lactase Is Involved. What Are The Substrates What Are The Products

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Lactase + H2O

Glucose + Galactose

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5
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What Is The Effect Of Adding Lactase Enzyme To Lactose?

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It Helps Lactose Intolerant People Digest Lactose

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What Is The Chemical Reaction Taking Place When Adding Lactaid To Lactose

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Hydrolysis Is Used In This Reaction, The Lactase Enzyme Brings The Water And The Lactose Together So A Reaction Can Occur. The Enzyme Essentially Speeds Up The Reaction

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What Would Happen In This reaction if the amount of enzyme were increased

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It would speed up

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Body temp 36.6C What would happen to the rate of this reaction if the temperature of the water bath were decreased to 0C

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The reaction slow down because the rate of the molecules would decrease

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9
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Is There A control in this experiment

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Yes

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10
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What do the lines in a structural formula represent What does it mean when there are two lines between atoms in a structural formula

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Bonds Double Bonds

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In your molecular set, what do the balls or beads represent What do the sticks or tubes represent

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Atoms Bonds

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12
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How many bonds can carbon nitrogen oxygen and hydrogen atoms form

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Carbon 4 Nitrogen 3 Oxygen 2 Hydrogen 1

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13
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What could you do to your models of starch and a polypeptide chain in a protein to make them more accurate

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Put them in longer chains sequence them and shrink them

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There are thousands of proteins in a human cell but only about 20 different amino acids Explain how so few building blocks can be used to make so many different proteins

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The Amino acids are able to make these proteins because there are so many possible outcomes for the sequences

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15
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What is a hydrolysis reaction

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Hydrolysis is when a water molecule is added to break a compound apart.
It’s the opposite of dehydration synthesis

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16
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Why is sucrose less soluble in water than glucose or fructose

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Sucrose is less soluble because it’s a dissacharide Glucose and fructose are monosaccharides that combine to make sucrose

17
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What is invertase What chemical reaction does it perform

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Invertase is an enzyme derived from yeast that causes the hydrolysis of sucrose into fructose and glucose

18
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Why are carbohydrates a necessary macromolecule for survival? What enzyme breaks down starch? What does it break it down into? Where does the breakdown happen?

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Your Body uses carbohydrates to make glucose your body’s main energy source
Salivary Amylase
Glucose
The mouth

19
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Carbon

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Forms 4 Bonds 4 Valence electrons 4 bonds it can make chains in any direction make chains of itself

20
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How Many Hydrogen Carbon and oxygen molecules are there in a glucose molecule

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12 H 6 O 6 C

21
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What is galactose

A

Monosaccharide

22
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What is glucose

A

Monosaccharide

23
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What is fructose

A

Monosaccharide

24
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What is sucrose

A

Disaccharide

25
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What is lactose

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Disaccharide

26
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What is maltose

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Disaccharide

27
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What is amylose

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Polysaccharide

28
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What is glycogen

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Polysaccharide