biochemistry Flashcards

1
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organic chemistry is the study of

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carbon compounds

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2
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carbon forms bonds

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single double triple

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3
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when carbon forms four single covalent bonds it is shaped like a

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tetrahedron

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4
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non polar or water fearing

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hhydrophobic

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5
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polar or water loving

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hydrophilic

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6
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organic molecules are determined by

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groups of atom (functional groups)

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7
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bond to carbon skeleton and behave in characteristics ways

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functional groups

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8
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hydroxyl group

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-OH

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9
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monosacharides

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glucose fructose galactose

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10
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maltose is joined by what bond

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glycosidic linkage

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11
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maltose

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glucose glucose

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12
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sucrose

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glucose fructose

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13
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lactose

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glucose galactose

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14
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glycogen

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animal storage energy highly branched

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15
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starch

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plant store energy branched

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16
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cellulose

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structural molecule straight

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17
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carboxyl groupe

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cooh

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18
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amino group

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Nh2

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19
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sulfhydryl group

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-sh

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20
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phosphate group

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-po4

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21
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carbonyl

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coh
co

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22
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disaccharide

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sucrose maltose

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23
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polysaccharide

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cellulose starch glycogen

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24
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carbon form four single covalent bond

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tetrahedron methane

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25
monosaccharide classify according to their carbon number into
3 triose,4 tetrose,5 pentose,6 hexose
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hexose
the most common monosaccharide c6h12o6
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monosaccharide can exist in two forms
open chain , closed chain ring structure
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lipids
hydrophobic
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triglycerides
known as neutral fats
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triglycerides are made up of
glycerol and 3 fatty acid
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saturated fat are found
animals
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unsaturated fat found in
plants
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phospholipids
a structural lipid that forms cell membrane
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phospholipids are made up of
glycerol 2 fatty acid and phosphate group
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phospholipids are
amphipathic both hydrophobic and hydrophilic
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phospholipid bilayer
when phospholipids are surronde by water the will areange themselves in two layer
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steriods
differ from other lipids and the non plar
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steroids have
backbone of four fused carbon rings
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example steriods
cholesterol testosterone estrogen
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saturated fats
with no double bonds
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unsaturated
double bond cause the faty acid to bend
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trans fat
the two pices of molecule are on opposite
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cis bonds
the two pieces of molecule chain are in ether side together
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protiens
made up of c h o n
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protein monomers
amino acids
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how many type of amino acid
20
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20 different amino acid differ with
r group
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protein sructure
4 type
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primary structure
sequence of amino acid
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examples of secondary structure
alpha helix and beta plated sheet
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tertiary structure
helical section connected by non helical segments
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tertiary structure is held together by what bonds
disulphide ionic hydrogen hydrophobic and hydrophilic interactions
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quaternary structure
two or more poly peptide chains join together to form protein
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nucleic acids
building blocks of nucleotides
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nucleotides are made up of three parts
phosphate sugar nitrogenous base
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RNA exists
single strand
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DNA
double strand (double helix
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ATP adenosine triphosphate
nucleotides functions as an energy carrier
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adenosine
adenine is joined to the sugar ribose that is called
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adenosine 5 monophosphate di tri
AMP ADP ATP