Biochemistry Flashcards

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1
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lipid description

A

builds cell membranes and provides waterproof coverings

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2
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nucleic acid description

A

blueprint of an organism

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3
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protein description

A

speeds up chemical reactions

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4
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carbohydrate description

A

ends in -ose

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5
Q

lipid example

A

triglyceride

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6
Q

protein example

A

meat, fish, eggs

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7
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nucleic acid example

A

nucleotide

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8
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carbohydrate example

A

glucose, fructose, strach

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9
Q

Which type of organic compound gives the most calories of energy per gram?

A

lipid

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10
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carbohydrate function

A

quick main source of energy

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11
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nucleic acids function

A

used to identify the characteristics of an organism

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12
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lipid function

A

insulation

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13
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protein function

A

used as building blocks for the body, NOT energy

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14
Q

An enzyme speeds up a chemical reaction by lowering the amount of _____________energy to start the reaction.

A

activation

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15
Q

Enzymes are specific and can only bond with or act on one particular substrate: true or false?

A

true

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16
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The model of a substrate to an enzyme is called a lock and key model: true or false?

A

true

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17
Q

the place where the enzyme and substrate join

A

active site

18
Q

a molecule that speeds up a reaction

A

catalyst

19
Q

the reactant that the enzyme binds or attaches to

A

substrate

20
Q

the amount of energy needed to start a reaction

A

activation energy

21
Q

An organic compound will always have what 3 elements?

A

carbon, hydrogen, oxygen

22
Q

An increase or decrease in pH or temperature can cause an enzyme to ____________.

A

Denature

23
Q

hormones like insulin

A

protein

24
Q

waxes, oils, butter

A

lipids

25
Q

pasta, bread, rice

A

carbohydrate

26
Q

DNA, RNA

A

nucleic acid

27
Q

what does less activation energy required means?

A

more enzymes present

28
Q

Nucleic Acid monomer :

A

Nucleotide

29
Q

Lipid monomer:

A

Fatty Acid

30
Q

Protein monomer:

A

Amino Acid

31
Q

Carbohydrate monomer:

A

Monosaccharide

32
Q

Enzymes are always changed in the reaction and cannot be used again: true or false?

A

false

33
Q

enzymes organic compound:

A

protein

34
Q

phospholipid organic compound:

A

lipid

35
Q

polysaccharide organic compound:

A

carbohydrate

36
Q

Adenine organic compound:

A

nucleic acid

37
Q

store genetic material

A

nucleic acid

38
Q

builds muscle and helps with movement

A

protein

39
Q

short term energy

A

carbohydrate

40
Q

long term energy

A

lipid