Biomolecule Flashcards

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CHOO

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Carbohydrates (carbon, hydrogen, oxygen)

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2
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CHO

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Lipids (Carbon, hydrogen Oxygen)

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3
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CHON

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Proteins (Carbon, hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen)

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4
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CHONP

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Nucleic Acids (Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphate)

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5
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Carbohydrates

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Glucose, Sucrose, Maltose, Fructose
Used- Energy
From- starch, glycogen
Main- Monosaccharide

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6
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Lipids

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From- Fats, oils
Types- Triglycerides, steroids, Phospholipids
Most but not all have building blocks, they are hydrophobic
Uses- Make cell membranes, long-term energy storage, insulation, hormones.

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7
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Proteins

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From-eggs, beans, meats, and nuts
Monomer of proteins is amino acids and ribosomes
Uses- Makes up all the structures- hairs, muscles, collagen, hormones

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8
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Nucleic acids

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Include- DNA, RNA
Monomer- Nucleotides

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9
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Organic molecules, essential for normal cell function. Often cofactors or coenzymes, necessary for a metabolic process. The cells i unable to synthesis in sufficient quantities. May be water soluble or lipid soluble.

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Vitamins

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10
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Inorganic elements, essential for cell function. Often required in only small amounts. Many functions including enzyme activity.

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Minerals

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