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Important inorganic compounds

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1.Water(Biochemical reactions occur here, transport molecules)
2.Oxygen(releases energy from nutrients and drives the cells metabolism)
3.Carbon dioxide(releases as waste product)
4.Salts(Provides the body with necessary ions)

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Calcium ions

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1.necessary for bone tissue and blood clotting

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Chloride ions

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1.Extracellular negatively charged ion

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Hydrogen ions

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ph of the internal environment

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magnesium ions

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component of bone tissue

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phosphate ions

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synthesis of ATP

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Potassium ions

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required for polarization of cell membranes

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Properties of water

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  1. it is a polar molecule (electrons are not shared equally)
    2.it can form hydrogen bonds
  2. ionically bound substances dissociate in water
    4.substances that release ions in water called electrolytes
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The pH scale

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1.pH of 7 is neutral with equal number of hydrogen and hydroxide ions
2.pH of 0 to <7 is acidic so more hydrogen ions
3.pH of >7 to 14 is basic or alkaline because more hydroxide

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Buffers are chemicals that combine with excess acids or bases to…

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help minimize pH changes in body fluids

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Acidosis

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if pH of blood falls below 7.35

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alkalosis

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if pH of blood rises above 7.45

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Lipids are..

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organic substances that are insoluble in water

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unsaturated fatty acids

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1.those with one or more double bonds between carbon atoms

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Steroids

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1.Complex 4 carbon ring, cholesterol is really important steroid

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Proteins

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1.Organic compounds made of C, O, H,N some contain suflir

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proteins consist of building blocks called ..

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amino acids

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most living organisms have..

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20 different amino acids making up their proteins

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Amino acids consist of?

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1.Carboxyl group
2.Amino group
3.side chain called the R group

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Primary structure protein:

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the sequence of amino acids

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Secondary structure protein

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pleated or twisted coil structure , resulting from hydrogen bonds between amino acids

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Tertiary structure protein

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folders structure due to attractions between amino acids

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Quaternary structure protein

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another structure found only in proteins consisting of more than one polypeptide chain

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Nucleotide

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1.5 carbon sugar
2.A phosphate group
3.one of five nitrogenous bases

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5 components of nucleotides?

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1.adenine
2.guanine
3.cytosine
4.thymine
5.uracil

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Dna

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Only :
1.Adenine
2.Guanine
3.Cytosine
4.Thymine

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Rna

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Only:
1.Adenine
2.Guanine
3.Cytosine
4.Uracil

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Carbohydrates

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Building block: Monosaccharide
Function: provide energy, cell structure
Examples: Glucose, sucrose, glycogen

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Lipids

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Building block: Glycerol and fatty acids
Functions: Provide energy and cell structure
Exampels: Fats, cholesterol

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Proteins

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Building block:amino acids
Functions: cell structure , enzymes and energy
examples: albumins, hemoglobin

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Nucleic acids

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Building block:Nucleotides
Functions:Stores information for protein synthesis, controls cell activities
Examples:RNA DMA