Chapter 5--polymers And Monomers Flashcards

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Monomers

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Small building blocks of molecules

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Polymer

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Chain of monomers

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Dehydrogen reaction

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Takes away water

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Hydrolysis reaction

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Adds water in the reaction

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Carbohydrates

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Made of sugars

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Monosaccharide

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Single sugar. Carbohydrate’s monomer

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Polysaccharide

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Many sugars. Carbohydrate’s polymer. Responsible for storage and structure

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Disaccharide

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2 sugars

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Glycosidic linkage

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Alpha and beta linkages between carbohydrates

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Alpha glycosidic linkage

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On the same side of the molecule. In plant cells. An example if a Cis-molecule

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Beta glycosidic linkage

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Different sides of the molecule. In animal cells. An example of a trans-molecule

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Lipids

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Class of large biological molecules which DO NOT FORM POLYMERS

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Glycerol

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Three carbons with a hydroxyl group attached to each carbon

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Fatty acid

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Carboxyl group attached to large carbon groups

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Ester linkage

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The link between fats

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Saturated fat

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As many hydrogens as possible (i.e. No double bonds)

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Unsaturated fat

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Has a double bond (or multiple), so it doesn’t have all the hydrogens that it could

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Phospholipid

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Two fatty acids and a phosphate attached to a glycerol. The phosphate group is hydrophilic, tails are hydrophobic

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Enzyme

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Protein that acts as a catalyst. It makes and breaks bonds

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Peptide linkages

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The link between proteins

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Amino acid

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Monomer of protein. 20 types. Classified by their r group

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Primary structure (1°)

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Depends on the amino acid sequence

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Secondary structure (2°)

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α helix or pleats

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Tertiary structure (3°)

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Interaction of 2°

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Quaternary structure (4°)
Interaction of 3°
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Denaturation
Loss of protein's native structure
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Renaturation
Chaparonins are a molecule that folds the protein
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Nucleic acids
Adenine, guanine, thymine, cytosine, uracil
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Purines
Adenine, guanine
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Pyrimidines
Cytosine, thymine, uracil(RNA)
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Difference between RNA and DNA
A. Sugar B. Double helix vs. single helix C. U vs. T