CARBS Flashcards
- are aldehyde or ketone derivatives of polyhydric alcohols consisting of cabron, hydrogen, and oxygen
- has equal number of carbon atoms and H2O
CARBOHYDRATES
carbohydrates act as important precursor in the ____ that may help plants defend themselves against potential predators
biosynthesis of metabolites
PLANT metabolites contains ____ as an essential feature of their structure
SUGAR
structural feature in MICROORGANISMS
peptidoglycan
play an ecological role in plant-animalinteraction, protection from wound and infection and detoxification of foreign substances
CARBS
used as food and pharmaceutical
sugar & starch
carbohydrates are considered what type of metabolites
PRIMARY METABOLITES
bc they are found among living organisms
CLASSIFICATION OF CARBS
cannot be hydrolyzed into simple sugar
MONOsacch
CLASSIFICATION OF CARBS
hydrolyzed into 2 monosachh
DIsacch
CLASSIFICATION OF CARBS
yields 3 monosacch
TRIsacch
CLASSIFICATION OF CARBS
yields 4 monosacch
TETRAsacch
CLASSIFICATION OF CARBS
contains more than 10 monosacch units
POLYsacch
MONOSACCHARIDES
3C
TRIose
MONOSACCHARIDES
4C
TETRose
MONOSACCHARIDES
5C
PENTose
MONOSACCHARIDES
6C
HEXose
MONOSACCHARIDES
- most important monosaccharide found in plants
- acts as building blocks for many important polysaccharides such as starches, glycogen, and cellulose
HEXOSE
MONOSACCHARIDES
- wood sugar
- main building block of hemicellulose
- source: Corn cobs (Zea mays)
- use: diagnostic agent to evaluate intestinal absorption (malabsorption problem)
XYLOSE
two types of glycosidic bond
alpha & beta
CLASSIFICATION OF CARBS
- commonly found in nature as lactose, sucrose, maltose (LSM)
- formed by a condensation reaction where one molecule of water condenses or is released during the joining of two monosaccharides
DISACCHARIDES
DISACCHARIDES
are formed by what reaction
condensation
the type of bond that is formed between the two sugars is called
glycosidic bond
GLYCOSIDIC BOND
sucrose
a1-b2
GLYCOSIDIC BOND
maltose
a-1,4
GLYCOSIDIC BOND
lactose
b-1,4
DISACCHARIDES
- is composed of 2 units of glucose (glucose + glucose)
- joined by an a-1,4 glycosidic bond
- use in alcohol production
- uncommon in nature; can be formed through the breakdown of starch by the enzymes of the mouth
- source: sweet potato (Ipomea batatas)
MALTOSE - malt sugar
DISACCHARIDES
- an excellent preservative because it has no reducing end or reactive group like the other sugars
- hydrolysis yields mixtures of glucose and fructose called “invert sugars”
SURCOSE - table sugar
DISACCHARIDES
sucrose is also known as
table sugar
DISACCHARIDES
hydrolysis of sucrose yields mixtures of glucoe and fructose called ____ which is sweeter than sucrose
INVERT SUGARS
DISACCHARIDES
sources of sucrose
Sugar beet - Beta vulgaris
Sugar maple - Acer saccharum
Sugar cane - Saccharum offinicarum
DISACCHARIDES
- joined by β-1,4 glycosidic bond
- glucopyranoside
LACTOSE - milk sugar
DISACCHARIDES
lactose is also known as
milk sugar
DISACCHARIDES
structure of lactose
glucopyranoside
DISACCHARIDES
some people cannot digest lactose due to the absence of what enzyme
lactase
DISACCHARIDES
source of lactose
Cow - Bos Taurus
DISACCHARIDES | LACTOSE
milk left after separation of the cream
SKIMMED MILK
DISACCHARIDES | LACTOSE
united fat globules when churned
BUTTER
DISACCHARIDES | LACTOSE
skimmed milk with renin
CHEESE
DISACCHARIDES | LACTOSE
liquid separated from coagulin, contains lactose & inorganic salts
WHEY
DISACCHARIDES | LACTOSE
WHEY contains
lactose & inorganic salts
DISACCHARIDES | LACTOSE
partial evaporation of milk in a vacuum
CONDENSED MILK
OLIGOSACCHARIDES
- important oligosaccharides that are found in beans and legumes
- because of their unique glycosidic bonds, they cannot be broken down into their sip=mple sugars
- cannot be absorbed by the small intestine and are often metabolized by the bacteria in the large intestine to form unwanted gaseous byproducts
RAFFINOSE & STACHYOSE
OLIGOSACCHARIDES
RAFFINOSE and STACHYOSE are found in
beans & legumes
OLIGOSACCHARIDES
RAFFINOSE and STACHYOSE are often metabolized by
bacteria in the small intestine
OLIGOSACCHARIDES
metabolism of RAFFINOSE and STACHYOSE form ____
unwanted gaseous byproducts
TRISACCHARIDES
Raffinose
Gentianose
TRISACCHARIDES
RAFFINOSE with acid
sucrose + galactose
TRISACCHARIDES
RAFFINOSE with yeast
melobiose + fructose
TRISACCHARIDES
GENTIANOSE with acid
2 glucose + fructose
TRISACCHARIDES
GENTIANOSE with emulsin
sucrose + glucose
TRISACCHARIDES
GENTIANOSE with invertase
fructose + gentiabiose
TRISACCHARIDES
GENTIANOSE are found in what plant
Gentiana lutea
TETRASACCHARIDES
stachyose
TETRASACCHARIDES
STACHYOSE with acid
2 galactose + glucose + fructose
POLYSACCHARIDES
monosaccharide polymer
GLYCAN
POLYSACCHARIDES
one type of monosacchaaride units
glucan, fructosan
HOMOGLYCAN
POLYSACCHARIDES
more than one type of monosaccharide units
xylomannan
HETEROGLYCAN
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | STARCH
- linear, nonbranching
- about 20%, more soluble in water
- with Iodine - blue black
- 200-300 units of glucopyranose
AMYLOSE (β-amylose)
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | STARCH
how many % of the composition of starch is composed of AMYLOSE
20%
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | STARCH
amylose with Iodine TS
blue black
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | STARCH
how many units of glucopyranose are there in amylose
200-300 units
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | STARCH
- branching
- about 80%; soluble in water
- branched at a-1,4 glycosidic bonds (20-26 units)
- with Iodine TS - violet
- 1000 units glucopyranose
AMYLOPECTIN (a-amylose)
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | STARCH
how many % of the composition of starch is composed of AMYLOPECTIN
80%
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | STARCH
branching of AMYLOPECTIN
a-1,4
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | STARCH
units of AMYLOPECTIN in branching
20-26 units
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | STARCH
AMYLOPECTIN with Iodine TS
violet
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | STARCH
how many units of glucopyranose are there in AMYLOPECTIN
1000
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | STARCH
SOURCES of starch
Corn - Zea mays
Wheat - Triticum estivum
Potato - Solanum tuberosum
Tapioca - Manihot utilissima
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
- semisynthetic
- 90% amylopectin
- plasma expander
- adjunct therapy in treatment of shock caused by hemorraghe, burn, surgery, sepsis
HETASTARCH
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
% amylopectin composition of HETASTARCH
90% amylopectin
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
- only fructosan found in Asteraceae
- D-fructofruanose abundant in Asteraceae
- used in culture media as a fermentative identifying agent for certain bacetria and in special laboratory emthods fro the evaluation of renal function (glomerular filtration)
INULIN
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
- source - Leuconostoc mesenteroides
- used in 6% solution as plasma expander in cases of trauma, burns to reduce blood viscosity
DEXTRAN
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
source of DEXTRAN
Leuconostoc mesenteroides
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
Dextran is used in how many % solution as plasma expander
6%
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
- most abundant organic compound on earth
- principal sturctural element of higher plant cell wall
- linear, β-1,4 glycosidic bond
CELLULOSE
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
- Gossypium hirsutum, G. herbaceum
- surgical dressing, absorb blood, pus, mucus & keep bacteria from infecting wound
- raw: for textile production
PURIFIED COTTON / ABSORBENT COTTON
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
source of PURIFIED COTTON / ABSORBENT COTTON
Gossypium hirsutum, G. herbaceum
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
- the purity of ____ is defined by measuring its solubility in NaOH solution
- used as pharmaceutical excipient
POWDERED CELLULOSE
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | CELLULOSE
purity is defined by measuring its solubility in ____ solution
NaOH
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | CELLULOSE
cellulose that remain insoluble
a-cellulose
STEPS IN PURIFYING COTTON
- removal of impurities
- bleaching
- washing
- drying
- packaging
- sterilization
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | CELLULOSE
artifical tears or contact lens solution
METHYLCELLULOSE
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | CELLULOSE
tablet binder and film coating
EHTYLCELLULOSE
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | CELLULOSE
thickening agent and ingredient in the formulation of artificial tears
HYDROXYETHYLCELLULOSE
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | CELLULOSE
stabilizer, thickener, binder
HYDROXYPROPYLCELLULOSE
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | CELLULOSE
- product obtain by the action of the mixture of Nitric acid and sulfuric acid in cotton
- topical protectant
PYROXYLIN / SOLUBLE GUNCOTTON
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | CELLULOSE
PYROXYLIN is also known as
soluble guncotton
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN | CELLULOSE
a fribrous, bleached, regenerated cellulose and it is used as surgical aid
PURIFIED RAYON
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
- animal starch
- important reserved carbohydrates of animal tissue
GLYCOGEN
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
difficult to isolate in a pure form
xylans
mannans
galactan
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
occurs in the cell wall with cellulose and pectic substances
HEMICELLULOSE
POLYSACCHARIDES | HOMOGLYCAN
resembles cellulose but molecule contains 25% β-1,3 glycosidic bonds
LICHENIN / LICHEN STARCH
POLYSACCHARIDES | HETEROGLYCAN
- readily dissolves in water
- plant hydrocolloids classified as anionic or non-ionic polysaccharide
- consist of linear polymer or branched polymer
GUM
POLYSACCHARIDES | HETEROGLYCAN
- less soluble
- yields solution with greater viscosity
- less stable (tend to precipitate)
- could significantly influence the shelf life of product formulation
LINEAR POLYMER
POLYSACCHARIDES | HETEROGLYCAN
- forms gels rather than viscous solution at higher concentration
- tacky when moist
- rehydrate more readily
BRANCHED HYDROCOLLOIDS
POLYSACCHARIDES | HETEROGLYCAN
- seal damaged bark
- preserve from dehydration
- acacia, karaya, tragacanth
EXUDATE from trees and shrub
POLYSACCHARIDES | HETEROGLYCAN
- serve as polysaccharide food reservoir
- guar, locust bean, psyllium
SEED GUM
POLYSACCHARIDES | HETEROGLYCAN
- fermentation
- dextran, xanthan
MICROBIAL GUM
POLYSACCHARIDES | HETEROGLYCAN
- reserve food
- agar, algin, carrageenan
MARINE GUM
POLYSACCHARIDES | HETEROGLYCAN
plant extract
PECTINS
POLYSACCHARIDES | HETEROGLYCAN | GUM
- Astragalus gummifer
- contains 60%-70% bassorin that swell in water but do not dissolve
- contains 30% tragacanthin, more water soluble
- used as emulsifying, suspending agent, demulcent and an emollient
TRAGACANTH (Persian Gum)
POLYSACCHARIDES | HETEROGLYCAN | GUM
TRAGACANTH composition
60-70% bassorin
30% tragacanthin
general test for carbohydrates
MOLISCH’S TEST
Molisch’s test is also known as
a-naphthol test
positive result for Molisch’s test
purple ring at the junction
- source: Middle lamella of seed bearing plants’
- protectant, suspending agent
- obtained by dilute acid extraction of the inner portion of the rind of citrus fruit
PECTIN
PECTIN
source
middle lamella of seed bearing plant
PECTIN
insoluble form is called
protopectin
PECTIN
solution of pectin can be precipitated by ____
alcohol (salting out)
PECTIN
anti-diarrheal formulation
Kaopectate
pectin + alcohol
PECTIN
UNripe
protopectin
PECTIN
JUST ripe
pectic acid
PECTIN
OVERripe
pectinic acid
parts used in SLIPPERY ELM
bark
parts used in QUINCE
SEEDS
parts used in ALOE VERA
latex
parts used in COUCH GRASS
rhizome
parts used in MULLEIN
flower
parts used in MARSHMALLOW
Leaf / roots
principal constituent of brown algae
algin
(alginic acid)