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starch adapt

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insoluble - doesn’t affect wp
water doesn’t enter by osmosis
swells
good for storage
stores glucose as starch

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Starch structure

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2 polyscharides

alpha glucose

amylopectin - long branded chain of alpha glucose
side branches - enzymes break down molecules to get glucosidic bonds easily
Glucose resale quickly

Amylase
long unbranded chain of alpha glucose

coiled structure
compact - good for structure - fit more in small space

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3
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Glycogen adap

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large molecule - long chain - doesn’t lead cell - contains large number of glucose units

Bracned chain
Easily removes glucose

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Cellulose

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long unbranded chain of Beta glucose

from strong fibres microfibrils

linked via weak hydrogen bonds

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5
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glycogen formation and starch formation

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by condenstartion of alpha glucose

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Cellulose. formation

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condensation on beta glycose

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Amino acid structure

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amine group and carboxylic group

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primary structure of protein

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Encoded in AA
Sequence of AA and type of aa in polypeptide chain
by sequence of codons on MRNA

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Secondary strcutre of proteins

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Hydrogen bonds form between 2 aa
coils
alpha helix or beta plotted sheet

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10
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tertiary structure of proteins

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more bonds form between different parts of polypeptide chain - 3D structure formed by further folding of polypeptide

disulphide bridges
ionic bonds
hydrogen bonds

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11
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Quaternary structure

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Lots of poylpeptide chains formed

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12
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sequence of AA determined by

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sequence of genetic code on mRNA being translated in ribosomes

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13
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test for protein

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biuret test
confirms presence of peptide bond
NAOH
copper sulfate

blue to purple

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globular protein

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spherical and compact
water soluble
metabolic processses used for

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fibrous protein

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form long chains or fibres
insoluble in water
support

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16
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Induced fit model of enzymes

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shape of active site is not directly complementary to substrate and is flexible

Conformational change allows ES compelx to form

Puts strain on substate bonds, lowering activation energy

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nucleotide and nuecloitde

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phosphodiester bond

always phosphate group

18
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RNA

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transfers genetic info form DNA to ribosomes

19
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structure of DNA

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Base sequence
allows info to be stored
codes for amino acids and proteins

Double helix
compact

Long and large
can store lots of info

Hydrogen bonds
Easily broken between bases
enables DNA replication to occur

Sugar phosphate backbone
Strength and flexibility

DOuble stranded
enables semi conservative Replication to occur

Base sequence
allows info to be stored
Codes for amino acids and proteins