Chapter 3 Flashcards

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molecule without carbon atoms in its structure

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inorganic molecules

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2
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molecule consisting of carbon liked only to hydrogen aoms

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hydrocarbons

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3
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the atoms in reactive groups

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functional groups

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4
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group consisting of an oxygen atom link to a hydrogen atom on one side and to a carbon chain on the other side (-OH)

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hydroxyl group

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5
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the reactive part of aldehydes and ketones, consisting of an oxygen atom like to a carbon atom by a double bond (>C=O)

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carbonyl group

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6
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The characteristic functional group of organic acids, formed by the combination of carbonyl and hydroxyl groups (-COOH)

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carboxyl group

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7
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group that acts as an organic base, consisting of a nitrogen atom bonded on one side to 2 hydrogen atoms and on the other side to a carbon chain (-NH2)

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amino group

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8
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Group consisting of a central phosphorus atom help in 4 linkages: 2 that bind -OH groups to the central phosphorus atom, a third that binds an oxygen atom to the central phosphorus atom, and a fourth that links the phosphate group to an oxygen atom (-OPO3^2-)

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phosphate group

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9
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group that works as a molecular fastener, consisting of a sulfur atom liked on one side to a hydrogen atom and on the other side to a carbon atom (-SH)

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sulfhydryl group

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10
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2 or more molecules with the same chemical formula but different molecular structures

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isomers

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11
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molecules that are mirror images of one another

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stereoisomers

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12
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2 molecules with the same chemical formula but atoms that are arranged in different ways

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structural isomers

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13
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reaction during which the components of a water molecule are removed, usually as part of the assembly of a larger molecule from smaller subunits

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condensation reaction or dehydration synthesis reaction

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14
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reaction in which the components of a water molecule are added to functional groups as molecules are broken into smaller subunits

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hydrolysis

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15
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a molecule assembled from subunit molecules called monomers into a chain by covalent bonds

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polymer

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the process of assembly of a polymer from monomers(reactions are dehydration synthesis reactions)

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polymerization

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17
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a storage polysaccharide in plants consisting of branched or unbranched chains of glucose subunits

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starch

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18
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energy-providing carbohydrates stored in animal cells

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glycogen

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19
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one of the primary constituents of plant cell walls, formed by chains of carbohydrate subunits

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cellulose

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20
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the smallest carbohydrates containing 3 to 7 carbon atoms

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monosaccharides

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21
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an enzyme that splits disaccharides (2 sugar molecules joined together) into individual monosaccharides (single sugar molecules)

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disaccharide

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22
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chain with more than 10 linked monosaccharide subunits

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polysaccharides

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23
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bond formed by the linkage of 2 alpha-glucose molecules with oxygen as a bridge between a carbon of the first glucose unit and a carbon of the second glucose unit

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glycosidic bonds

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24
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a diverse group of water-insoluble, primarily nonpolar biological molecules composed mostly of hydrocarbons

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lipids

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energy-storing molecules consisting of a glycerol backbone and 3 fatty acid chains
neutral lipids
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neutral lipid that is liquid at biological temperatures
oils
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neutral lipid that is semisolid at biological temperatures
fats
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a nonpolar compound produced when a fatty acid binds by a dehydration synthesis reaction at each of glycerols 3--OH- bearing sites
triglyceride
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one of 2 components of a neutral lipid, containing single hydrocarbon chain with a carboxyl group link at one end
fatty acid
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a covalent bond formed between a carboxyl group and a hydroxyl group
ester linkage
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fatty acid with only single bonds liking the carbon atoms
saturated
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fatty acids with one double bond
monounsaturated
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fatty acids with more than one double bonds
polyunsaturated
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a phosphate-containing lipid
phospholipids
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a type of lipid derived form cholesterol
steriods
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steroid with a single polar -OH group linked to one end of the ring framework and a complex, nonpolar hydrocarbon chain at the other end
sterols
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the predominant sterol of animal cell membranes
cholesterol
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a sterol that occurs in plant cell membranes
phytosterols
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protein that accelerates the rate of cellular reaction
enzymes
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a molecule that contains both an amino and a carboxyl group
amino acid
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a link formed by a dehydration synthesis reaction between the -NH2 group of one amino acid and the -COOH group of a second
peptide bond
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The end of a polypeptide chain with an -NH3+ group
N-terminal end
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the end of an amino acid chain with a -COO- group
C-terminal end
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the chain of amino acids formed by sequential peptide bonds
polypeptide
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the sequence of amino acids in a protein
primary structure
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regions of alpha helix, beta strand, or random coil in a polypeptide chain
secondary structure
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the overall three-dimensional folding of a polypeptide chain
tertiary structure
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the arrangement of polypeptide chains in a protein that contains more than one chain
quaternary structure
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a type of secondary structure of a polypeptide in which the amino acid chain is twisted into a regular, right-hand spiral
alpha helix
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a type of primary structure in a polypeptide in which the amino acid chain zigzag in a flat plane to form a beta strand, and beta strands then align side by side in the same or opposite direction
beta sheet
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the overall 3D shape of protein
conformation
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a loss of both the structure and function of a protein due to extreme conditions that unfold it form its normal conformation
denaturation
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the reformation of a denatured protein into its folded, functional state
renaturation
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"guide" protein that binds temporarily with newly synthesized proteins, directing their conformation toward the correct tertiary structure and inhibiting incorrect arrangements as the new proteins fold
chaperone protein
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alternation in the 3D shape of a protein
conformational change
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in protein structure, a distinct, large structural subdivision produced in many proteins by the folding of the amino acid chains. in systematics, the highest taxonomic category; a group of cellular organisms with characteristics that set it apart as a major branch of the evolutionary tree
domains
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a highly specialized region in a protein produced by 3D arrangement of amino acid chains within and between domains
motifs
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the large, double stranded, helical molecule that contains the genetic material of all living organisms
DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)
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a plymer assemble form repeating nucleotide monomers in which the 5-carbon sugar is ribose
RNA (ribonucleic acid)
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the monomer of nucleic acids consisting of 5-carbon sugar, a nitrogenous base, and a phosphate
nucleotide
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a nitrogen-containing molecule with he properties of a base
nitrogenous base
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a type of nitrogenous base with one carbon-nitrogen ring
pyrimidines
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a type of nitrogenous base with 2 carbon-nitrogen rings
purines
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chemical structure containing only nitrogenous base and a 5-carbon sugar
nucleoside
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5-carbon sugar to which the nitrogenous bases in nucleotides link covalently
ribose
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5-carbon sugar to which nitrogenous base and a phosphate group link covalently in a nucleotide of DNA
deoxyribose
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nucleotide containing ribose as the sugar; components of RNA
ribonucleotides
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the linkage of nucleotides in polynucleotide chains by a bridging phosphate group between 5' carbon of one sugar and 3' carbon of the next sugar in line
phosphodiester bond
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2 nucleotide chains wrapped around each other in a spiral
double helix
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molecule based on carbon
organic molecules