Chp 3 Food Flashcards

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1
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Biomolecules

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Chemical that is made inside a living thing

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2
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Monosaccarides

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Simplest sugar molecule
E.g Glucose, galactose and fructose

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Disaccarides

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2 monosaccarides connected
E.g Glucose + Glucose = Maltose
Glucose + Fructose = Sucrose

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Polysaccarides

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Many monosaccharides connected
E.g. Starch, cellulose and glycogen

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5
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Organic compound

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Carbon atoms bonded together

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Triglyceride (Lipid)

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Glycerol + 3 fatty acid

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7
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Phospholipid

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Glycerol + 2 fatty acid + phosphate

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Protein

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Chains of amino acids

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Globular proteins

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Lots of foldings
E.g. Enzymes

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10
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Fibrous protein

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Little/ no folding
E.g KEratin

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Peptide

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small amount of amino acid

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12
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Polypeptide

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More than 20 amino acid - this forms protein

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13
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Structural role of protein

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Keratin found in skin and hair

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14
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Metabolic role

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Control reaction and form antibodies to fight infections

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15
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Deamination

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Amino acid converted to urea by liver and urea is carried by blood to kidneys where it is excreted as urine

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16
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Fat soluble vitamins

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A, D, E, K

17
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Water soluble vitamins

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B, C

18
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Vitamin D

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Prevents rickets/ osteomalacia by helping to absorb calcium

19
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Rickets

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Weak deformed bones that breaks easily

20
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Vitamin C

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Prevents scurvy
Essential for formation of connective tissue and help wound heal

21
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Scurvy

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Poor healing of skin
Bleeding under the skin
Bleeding gums + Loose teeth

22
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Magnesium in plant

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Form chlorophyll

23
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Calcium in plant

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Glues cell wall together

24
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Iron in animals

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Forms haemoglobin

25
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Calcium in animals

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For bones and teeth

26
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Water

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Keep temperature stable in body
Water can pass through membrane (osmosis)
Component of cytoplasm and body fluids
Good solvent
Participates in chemical reaction

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Metabolism

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Sum of all chemical reaction

28
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Anabolic reaction

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Use energy to convert smaller molecules into larger molecules
E.g. Photosynthesis

29
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Catabolic reaction

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Release energy when a complex molecule is broken down to a simpler form
E.g. Respiration

30
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Test for reducing sugar

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Benedict’s solution - Blue
Turns brick red in boiling water = Reducing sugar present

31
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Test for starch

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Iodine solution - Red yellow
Turns blue, black or purple = Starch present

32
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Test for lipid

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Brown paper
Permanent stain / Translucent spot = lipid

33
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To test for Protein

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Sodium hydroxide until solution clears
Dilute copper sulphate - Blue
Turns purple - violet = protein present