Bio Molecules Flashcards

1
Q

Cystosine

A

3 hydrogen bonds

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2
Q

Denaturation

A

Loss of structure and function of a protien

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3
Q

Adenosine Triphosphate

A

Monomer
High energy bonds between phosphate groups

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4
Q

Non polar, made of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen

A

Lipid

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5
Q

Purine

A

Nitroges base, double ringed

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6
Q

Fatty acid

A

Molecule consists of carboxyl and hydrocarbon chain

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7
Q

Tryglyceride

A

Stored energy
dehydration synthesis

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8
Q

Creates peptide bond that joins amino acids

A

dehydration synthesis

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9
Q

Thymine

A

2 hydrogen bonds

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10
Q

Secondary structure

A

results from hydrogen bond

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11
Q

Saturated fat

A

carbon atoms singly bonded

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12
Q

quaterary structure

A

2 or more seperated polypeptide chains interacting

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13
Q

3 common dissacherides

A

Maltose, lactose, surcose

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14
Q

3 common monosaccharides,

A

Glucose, galactose, fructose

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15
Q

carbohydrates are..

A

main source of energy

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16
Q

anabolic reaction

A

absorbs energy
dehydration synthesis

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17
Q

Isomer

A

molecule with same composure as another but different arrangement of atoms

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18
Q

Starch hydrolosis

A

Digestion of starch

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19
Q

Amylopectin

A

Branch chain
glucose

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20
Q

Caretenoids

A

Pigment for photosynthesis

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21
Q

Amphipathic **

A

Both polar and non polar

22
Q

Unsaturated fats

A

double bonds*
formed between carbon
broken down by heat

23
Q

Hydration synthesis

A

Addition of OH and H (Water) makes smaller units

24
Q

Fats

A

Lipid made of 2 types of molecules

25
Q

Found in DNA and stores hereditary info

A

Nucelic Acid

26
Q

Tertiary structure

A

Single polypeptide
backbone with 1 or more protien

27
Q

Proporties of lipids

A

non polar
carbon hydrogen oxygen

28
Q

THE SHAPE OF A PROTIEN INFLUENCES ITS FUNCTION

A

THE SHAPE OF A PROTIEN INFLUENCES ITS FUNCTION

29
Q

Protiens

A

Made of chains/polymers and amino acids

30
Q

peptides

A

polymers of 2 or more amino acids

31
Q

Insulin

A

2 polypeptide chains joined by sulfide bridges

32
Q

Steriods

A

4 ringed
double bonded

33
Q

Dehydratio synthesis

A

Removal of OH and H (water) Forms larger units

34
Q

Primary structure **

A

determined by amino sequence

35
Q

Structural isomers are

A

monosaccharides

36
Q

Amylose

A

straight chain
glucose

37
Q

DNA vs RNA

A

Different strands
Different functions
DNA is found in nucleous, RNA is found in nucleous and cytoplasm

38
Q

4 main molecules **

A

Nucelic Acid
Protien
Lipids
Carbohydrates

39
Q

Reduces polysaccharides

A

Hydrolisis

40
Q

Phospholipids are

A

Hydrophobic and hydrophilic
water loving water hating

41
Q

Surcose Maltose and Lactose is made of..

A

Surcose- glucose fructose
Lactose- Glocose galactose
Maltose- glucose glucose

42
Q

Amino Structure

A

Carbon atom
attached to hydrogen, carboxyl, amine and R group

Remember structure because its all these things

43
Q

Electronegativity

A

effected by distance of valance electrons to nuclei

44
Q

Ionic bonds

A

ions with opposite charges

45
Q

covalent bonds

A

share electrons

46
Q

Importance of WATERR

A

high surface tension, polar, high heat capacity

47
Q

neutrilization reactions

A

acid and base act together

48
Q

oxidation

A

loses electrons

49
Q

Reduction

A

gains electrons

50
Q

anabolic

A

absorbs energy

51
Q

catabolic

A

breaks larger molecules

52
Q

Organic molecule

A

has C-H bonds, unorganics do not.