Biochemistry Chapter 4 Notes-AP Bio Flashcards

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What did Stanley Miller do and what was produced

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Simulated early earth conditions, produced hydrocarbons and amino acids

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What were early atmospheric gases

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Ammonia, methane, and hydrogen

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Vitalism

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Belief in a life force

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Mechanism

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Theory that there’s nothing special about how life is built

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What do functional groups do

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Modify the properties of organic molecules

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Solution

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A homogeneous mixture of solute and solvent

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Solute

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The substance that gets dissolved

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Solvent

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Dissolving agent

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Quantify

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Tell you what’s there-molarity

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Macromolecules

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Macro=bug
Carbohydrate, Lipid, Protein, Nucleic acid
Organic compounds

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What are the macromolecules made of

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Few, common atoms

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What do the macromolecules do

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Accomplish all of life’s functions

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How are macromolecules put together

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In a special way, can be incredibly complex

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What are the two forms of macromolecules (except for lipids)

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Monomer-simplest unit

Polymer-a large molecule made of repeating monomers

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What is the movement between these facilitated by

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The movement of monomers and polymers is facilitated by adding/removing water

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Dehydration synthesis

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Anabolic and endergonic process

Builds more complex molecules from smaller ones by removing 2H and 1O, and replacing it with a bond, creating water.

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Anabolic

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Builds complexity

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Endergonic

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Requires energy and enzymes

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Hydrolysis

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The reverse of dehydration synthesis

Water is needed

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Catabolic

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Reduces complexity

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Exergonic

Enzymes still required

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Releases energy

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Metabolism

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Sum total of molecules built up and broken down

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What are carbs also known as

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Sugars and starches

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What are carbs made up of

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What are carbs used for

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Short term energy storage and structure

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What are their Monomers called

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Monosaccharides

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Different sugar monomers can have different what?

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Numbers of carbon

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Ribulose

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Most common catalyst, in plants to grab CO2

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What are some examples of carbs

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Glucose, galactose, fructose

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Disaccharide

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2 groups combined by dehydration synthesis (fructose+glucose=sucrose)

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Starch

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A long chain of glucose

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Cellulose

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The major component of plant like cell walls

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Herbavores need to do what but lack what

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Digest cellulose, but lack enzymes to digest cellulose

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Chitin

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A modified polysaccharide, used in exoskeletons

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Peptidoglycan

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A modified polysaccharide used in bacterial cell walls

35
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Lipids are what

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Fats oils, waxes

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What are lipids made of