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CHAPTER 1-3 Flashcards

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1
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Which lipid is best known for being empathic

A

Phospholipid

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2
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The characteristics that DNA and RNA have in common

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Covalent bonds, guanine, cytosine, adenine, organic molecule

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3
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Main energy storage, molecule of plants and green algae

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Starch

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4
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Short term, energy storage molecule of animals

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Glycogen

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5
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Structural molecule found in plant cell walls

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Cellulose

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6
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Structural molecule found in fungi cell walls and arthropod as skeletons

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CHITIN

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7
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Structure and energy storage

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Carbohydrates

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8
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Energy storage and hormonal action

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Lipids

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9
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Structure, transport, defense, enzymatic action

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Proteins

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10
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Information storage

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Nucleic acid

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11
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Linear chain of amino acids, linked together by covalent bonds

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Primary structure

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12
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A coiled or folded poly peptide, held in its shape by hydrogen bombs

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Secondary structure

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13
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Multiple polypeptide subunits are held together into a larger unit, using weak bonds, e.g. H bonds, etc.

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Quinary structure

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14
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A 3-D polypeptide, whose folds and twists are held together by weak bonds

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Tertiary structure

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15
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If a protein unfolds due to unfavorable temperatures or pH levels, we say that protein has become

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Denatured

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16
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Small subunits of a macro molecule

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Monomer

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17
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 monomers are linked together to form a long molecule chain called a

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polymer

18
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Breaking down a macromolecule by using water molecule is called

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Hydrolysis 

19
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Acid has a pH lower than what

A

Seven and a high concentration of H+

20
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Which type of bond forms between two different water molecules

A

Hydrogen bond

21
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If a water molecule sticks to another water molecule

A

Cohesion

22
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If a water molecule sticks to a different polar molecule, i.e. not water we call this attraction

A

Adhesion

23
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What substances can dissolve in water?

A

A water, soluble substance, a hydrophilic substance and a polar substance

24
Q

An attraction between oppositely charged ions

A

Ionic bond

25
Q

An unequal sharing of electrons between two atoms

A

Polar covalent bond

26
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A week attraction between the oppositely charged ends of polar molecules

A

Hydrogen bond

27
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An equal sharing of electrons between two atoms

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Nonpolar covalent bond

28
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A weak attraction between atoms that are very, very close to each other

A

Vander walls forces

29
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A molecule that has slightly positive and slightly negative ends is called a

A

Polar molecule

30
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Which type of bond forms between two different water molecules

A

Hydrogen bond

31
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Adams with different numbers of neutrons, but the same number of protons are called

A

Isotopes

32
Q

Common prokaryotes found everywhere

A

bacteria

33
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Extreme prokaryotes

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Archaea

34
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Absorptive heterotrophs with cell walls

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Domain Akeria, kingdom fungi

35
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A diverse group of unicellular and multicellular autotroph and heterotrophs

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Domain Caria, kingdom, Protista

36
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Multicellular photoautotroph with cell walls

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Domain Akeria, kingdom plantae

37
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Common prokaryotes found everywhere

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Domain bacteria

38
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In order from smallest simplest to largest and most complex number one gene number two DNA molecule number three chromosome

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39
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All cells have four characteristics

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Cytoplasm, cell membrane, ribosomes, DNA,

40
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The components are parts of most macromolecules are called

A

Monomers

41
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The components or parts of most macromolecules joined together via this process

A

Polymerization

42
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Four levels of protein structure
Chain identity, fold, twist and pull, teamed up bigger more structures

A

Primary secondary tertiary and quinary

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