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Human Nutrition 2 Flashcards

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What is a biological molecule?

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Organisms are made up of it

all cells are built using the same basic molecules.

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What is H20 in terms of a molecule?

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The most abundant molecule in living cells

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What are the four main biological molecules?

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Proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids

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What do proteins and carbohydrates have in common?

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They are both polymers

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What are the monomers that polymers are made up of?

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Amino acids
Monosaccharides
Nucleotides

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6
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Give examples of proteins and carbohydrates:

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Meat
Fish
Eggs
Dairy
Nuts

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What are the components of a lipid?

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Glycerol and three fatty acids

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What is the main function of a lipid?

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insulation

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What is the main function of a carbohydrate?

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Energy

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What is the main function of a protein?

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Growth and repair

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What elements are proteins made of?

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C, H, O, N, sometimes S

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What elements are carbohydrates and lipids both made up of?

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C, H,O

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What is the test for glucose?

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heat with benedicts solution and if it turns from transparent blue to brick red you have a positive result

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What is the test for starch?

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Add iodine to a dimple tray, if it turns from orange to blue/black then its a positive result

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What is the test for protein?

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Add biuret reagent to a dimple tray and if it turns form transparent blue to lilac then it’s a positive test

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What is the test for lipids (fats)

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Add ethanol and water to a test tube along witha fatty food and shake until it turns form clear to cloudy white

17
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How can we see what nutrient foods contain?

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Using specific biochemical tests

18
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What is a polymer?

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Long chain of repeating monomers

19
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What are the functions for:
-Glucose
-Cellulose
-Glycogen
-Starch

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Glucose = short term energy
Cellulose = forms plant cell wall
Glycogen = energy store in muscles
Starch = gives you energy

20
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What are the five groups of proteins?

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Carriers
Defenders
Enzymes
Hormones
Structural

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