Biology Test Flashcards

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Carbohydrates

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A macromolecule

Sugars and starches

Consists of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

2 hydrogen for every 1 oxygen

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Types of carbohydrates

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Monosaccharides
Disaccharides
Polysaccharides

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Monosaccharides

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Simple sugars

Ex: glucose, fructose, galactose

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4
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Monosaccharides…..

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Contain energy in bonds

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5
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Dehydration synthesis

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When water is removed and sugars are covalently bonded

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During dehydration synthesis….

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A bond is formed between the -OH bonds of each monosaccharide

(OH from one bonds with the H of another H goes to H20)

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7
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A disaccharide is formed from…

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The 2 sugars

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8
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Disaccharides

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Double sugar (glucose+glucose) 
Ex) table sugar
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9
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Polysaccharides

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Excess sugar

Formed by joining monosaccharide units

Ex) cellulose and glycogen

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10
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Hydrolysis

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When polysaccharides are split apart to form monosaccharides

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Lipids

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A macromolecule

Lipids store energy (C-H) bonds

Form biological membranes

Chemical messengers

Fats, oils, and waxes

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Saturated and unsaturated lipids

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Saturated are solid at room temp
C-C

Unsaturated are liquid at room temp
Have at least one C=C

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13
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Proteins

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A macromolecule

Made of nitrogen, carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

Polymers of amino acids

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Amino acids

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There’s 20 different amino acids which can form to make over 1000 different proteins that make up living tissue

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15
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Function of proteins

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Carry out chemical reactions

Let molecules in and out of cells

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16
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Enzymes

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Most are proteins

17
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Nucleic acids

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A macromolecule

Organic molecules made of carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, and phosphorous atoms

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Nucleic acids are made up of

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Nucleotides

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2 types of nucleic acids

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Function of nucleic acids

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Store and transmit genetic information

21
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Dehydration synthesis is also referred to as…

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Condensation reaction

22
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What’s inside the nucleus

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Neutrons and protons

Positive and neutral charge

23
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What’s outside the nucleus?

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Electrons (negative charge)

24
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Valence electron

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Present in the outermost unfilled shell of an atom that participate in bonding and chemical reactions

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Covalent bond
2 atoms share 1 or more valence electron | 2 nonmetals
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Ionic bond
Transfer of electrons Formed by electrical attraction between 2 oppositely charged ions 1 metal and 1 nonmetal
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Solute
What is being dissolved
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Adhesion
Property of water | Sticking together of one substance to another
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Cohesion
Property of water Ability of molecules to stick together Results in surface tension Water attracts other water molecules
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What creates surface tension?
Cohesion
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Capillary action
Adhesion and cohesion in action | Process of pulling water up against gravity in plant vessels
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Why is water a polar molecule
It's bonded together by polar covalent hydrogen bonds Sharing is not equal; Oxygen attracts electrons more strongly than hydrogen The charge is not equal
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What is the PH
Refers to the dissociation of water molecules
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What are buffers
Substances that minimize changes in PH
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What is an acid
When acids dissolve in water they donate H+ to the solution An acid is a substance that increases the H+ concentration
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What is a base
A substance that reduces the H+ concentration