Grade 11 Unit 2 Flashcards

1
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the energy that joins atoms together to form a molecule

A

bond

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2
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T number of bonds an atom can make with other atoms

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valency

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3
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……. hold the two strands of a DNA molecule together and help to hold protein molecules in shape

A

Hydrogen bonds

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4
Q

T/F
Nearly all the polysaccharides found in living things are polymers of ketose monosaccharides.

A

F, aldose

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5
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…..are molecules with the same chemical composition, but a different arrangement of atoms

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isomers

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6
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…….are a group of atoms within a molecule that behaves in a particular way

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functional group

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7
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……… are so insoluble in water that they make excellent water repellents, for example, in coating birds’ feathers and the epidermis of the leaves of plants (the waxy cuticle).

A

Waxes

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8
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……… are one of the basic components of all cell membranes

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Phospholipids

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9
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…….is the functional group of the fatty acid

A

carboxyl group

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10
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……..is the bond that forms between a carboxyl group and a hydroxyl group

A

ester bond

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11
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….?….. help to prevent cholesterol being laid down in the linings of arteries (atherosclerosis) and so help to prevent heart disease.

A

Polyunsaturated fatty acids

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12
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……….. molecules form ion • channels, transport proteins and surface receptors for hormones, neurotransmitters and other molecules

A

protein

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13
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…… is wound around • molecules of the protein histone to form a chromosome

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DNA

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14
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amino acids are the building blocks of proteins and have two functional groups …… n ……..

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the amino group and the carboxyl group.

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15
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…….is a linear polymer consisting of amino acid residues bonded together in a chain forming a part or all of a protein molecule

A

polypeptide

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16
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Which structure of each protein is coded for by DNA which determines the type and position of each amino acid in the polypeptide chain

A

primary structure

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17
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Which protein structure determines where ionic and hydrogen • bonds and disulphide bridges form, so it determines the tertiary structure and shape of the protein molecule.

A

secondary

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18
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There are two functional groups in monosaccharides:

A

Aldose and ketose group

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19
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…….is the fibrous protein found in many tissues in mammals

A

Collagen

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20
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…… is measure of how difficult it is to break surface of liquid

A

Surface tension

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21
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T/F
Water dissolves polar n ionic substances

22
Q

When glycerol combines with one fatty acid

A

Monoglyceride

23
Q

When glycerol combines with two fatty acids

A

Digylceride

24
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When glycerol combines with three fatty acids

A

Triglycerides

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........ is a 3C alcohol that contains OH groups
Glycerol
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......... is a long straight chain of carbon atoms with carboxyl group at one end
FA
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Triglycerides can be classified into
Fats n oils
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What is biological properties of triglycerides determined by
*length of chain of carbon atoms *degree of saturation
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Which generally gives better health benefits when present in human diet
Polyunsaturated FA
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...... is backbone of triglycerides
Glycerol
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......... is tail of triglycerides
FA
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Which FA is more energetic because it contains larger number of hydrogen
Saturated FA
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Lipid used to make sex hormones is
Steroid
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..... is the leaner sequence of A.A
Primary structure
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In alpha helical structure the H bonding occurs between ........
Atoms within same polypeptide chain
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In beta pleated sheet the hydrogen bonding takes place between .....
Between polypeptide chains
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The primary structure of protein is firmly maintained by which bond
Peptide bond
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Which protein structure is determined by type n position of each a.a in the polypeptide chain folds
Primary structure
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Insulin is an example of which protein structure
Primary
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Hemoglobin is example of which protein structure
Quaternary
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Nitrogenous base which are double ringed are called ....... n contain which which
Purines. Adenine n guanine
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Nitrogenous base which is single ringed is called ...... n contains which which
Pyramidines. Thymine, uracil, cytosine
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The number of thymine equals with ..... in dna
Adenine
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What's absent in nucleosides that's present in nucleotides
Phosphate group
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How does dna code for proteins in a cell?
By arranging certain nitrogen bases of cell in particular order
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Carbohydrates chemistry is determined by their ...... group
Hydroxyl group
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Glucose differs from galactose in ..........
Position of -OH group on the third carbon
48
The most commonly known groups of fat are
Triglycerides
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T/F Starch is storage form of fat in plants
F. It's not fat, rather carbohydrate
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What is amphibatic lipid
Molecule with hydrophilic polar head n hydrophobic nonpolar tail
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T/F Phospholipids are amphibatic lipids
T