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Macromolecules Flashcards

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1
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Why do drugs work

A

Biosynthesis of dna protein
Drugs enter world of chemicals
Drugs have specific effect

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Main drug targets

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Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleic acids

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Macromolecules

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Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleic acid

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Size of drug

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Smaller than molecular target

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Macromolecules

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Large organic molecules
Made of monomoers
Eg carbs/lipids/proteins/Nucleic acids

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Carbohydrates

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Quick short term energy
Monomer=monosaccharide
E.g. monosac/ disac/ polysac

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Examples of monosaccharides

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Single molecule sugars
Glucose /galactose
Deoxyribose
Ribose
Fructose
Ribose

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Disaccharides

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Two sugar unit

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9
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Polysaccharide

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Many units
Starch
Glycogen
Cellulose

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10
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Glycogen

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Made in liver
Energy storage in animals

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Starch

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Energy storage in plants

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12
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Lipids

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Fats that do not mix in water
Eg
Fats
Phospholipids
Oils
Waxes
Steeoid hormones
Triglycerides

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13
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Six functions if lipids

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Long term energy storage
Insulation
Cushion and protect organs
Protection against water koss
Chemical messengers(hormones)
Major component of cell membranes (phospholipids)

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Triglycerides

A

Glycerol and 3 fatty acids
Hydrophobic

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15
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Amino acids

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Building blocks for proteins
With chiral centre

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16
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Which amino acids can humans use

A

L natural amino acids

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17
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Amino acids

A

Amine group
Carboxylic group

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18
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Different types of amino acids

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Aromatic
Hydrophobic (non-polar)
Hydroxyl/sulfur containing
Hydrophilic (acidic/basic)

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Proteins

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Monomer of 20 amino acids bonded by peptide bonds
Shape of protein determines function

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Intermolecular forces

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Hydrophobic interactions
Disulphide bridges
Hydrophobic interactions
Hydrophillic
Ionic bonding

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21
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Function of protein

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Storage
Transport
Regulatory
Movement
Structural membrane hair/nails
Enzymes: cellular reactions

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22
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Nucleic acids

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Store generic info composed if nucleotides
Rna- helps make protein
Dna- stores genetic information

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Drug interactions

A

Process of binding at the biding site on target

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Intermolecular bonding

A

Drug and macromolecule,
Interactions can be broken and reformed generating an equilibrium between bound and unbound drug

25
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Describe strength & interaction of drug

A

Strong enough to have an effect but weak enough for drug to come away

26
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Binding groups

A

Functional groups

27
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Ionic bonds

A

Strongest if intermolecular bonds
Between groups of opposite charges
Non-directional- further drug, weaker interaction
Hydrophbic binding site

28
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Hydrogen bonds

A

Occur between electron rich heteroatom
Electron deficient hydrogen

29
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Strength of H bonds

A

Depends on how strong donor and acceptor are

30
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Good H acceptors

A

Electronegative and have a lone pair

31
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Strong Hbas

A

Po3
Co2

32
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Strength ofVan der waals interactions

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Very weak

33
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Neutral van der waals

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Non polar
Electronic distribution never even or symmetrical

34
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Mechanism of van dee waals

A

Transient areas of high and low electron densities leading to temporary dipoles

35
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Dipole dipole interaction

A

Drug and macromolecules have dipoles and bond
Have arrows

36
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Role of water and hydrophobic interaction

A

Drugs and molecular target both need to be displace solvent water before binding

37
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Repulsive interaction

A

Prevent molecules merging with each other
Charges repel

38
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Three broad isomers

A

Constitutional
Conformational
Configuration-stereoisomers

39
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Constitutional isomers

A

Same formula different connectivity

40
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Conformational isomee

A

Differ only by rotation about a single bond
Interconvert freely at all but extremely low temps

41
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Configuration

A

Stereoisomers
Same connectivity but cannot be interconverted through single bond rotation
Bond breaking and bond formation are required for interconversion

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Enantiomers

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Molecules that have identical binds between atoms but are non superimposable mirror images
Eg hands

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Properties of enantiomers

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Non chiral environment, identical physical properties
Cannot be separated simple distillation/ recrystallisation/ chromatography
Impossible to distinguish spectroscopy

44
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How would you identify enantiomers

A

Optical
Chiral reagents

45
Q

Different enantiomers will have different

A

Rates if reaction
Solubilites in chiral solvents
Different spectra in chiral solvents
Binding to enzymes
Physio effects

46
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Ways of telling enantiomers apart

A

Polarises light
Polarimetry

47
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Clockwise

A

R

48
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Anticlockwise

A

S

49
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Double bond isomer

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Geometric isomer

50
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Geometric same side

A

Z isomer

51
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Cis isomer

A

Same side of double bond

52
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Trans isomer

A

Different side of double bond

53
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Opposite side

A

E isomer

54
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Effect of asymmetry on bio systems

A

Enantiomers interconvert in body preventing use if a single enantiomer for treatment if morning sickness
Eg thalidomide
Limonene

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