Module 2: Biochemistry Flashcards

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Energy:

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  • The capacity to do work or put matter in motion
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Forms of Energy:

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  • Kinetic
  • Potential
  • Thermal
  • Nuclear
  • Magnetic
  • Mechanical
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First Law of Thermodynamics:

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  • Energy cannot be created nor destroyed. It can only be converted.
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4
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A chemical rxn occurs when…

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  • Chemical bonds are formed,
    rearranged or broken.
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5
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Types of rxns:

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  • Single Displacement
  • Decomposition
  • Synthesis
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6
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Reducing Agent (X):

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  • Becomes oxidized by (Y) (loses electron -> becomes more positive)
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Oxidizing Agent (Y):

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  • Takes electron from Reducing Agent (X) so it becomes more NEGATIVE (becomes reduced)
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8
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Biochemistry:

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  • The study of chemical
    composition and reactions of living matter
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9
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Inorganic Compound:

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  • Compound that does not have Carbon
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10
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Salt:

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  • Inorganic compound
  • Conducts electrical current
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11
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Organic Compound:

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  • Compound containing Carbon
  • Includes, Proteins, Carbs, Lipids
  • EXCEPTIONS: CO2 and CO
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Carbohydrates

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  • Hydrated Carbon (CHO)
  • Join together to make long chains for storage
  • Energy source (sugars)
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13
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Monosaccharides is a monomer of______

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  • Carbohydrates
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14
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Monosaccharide hexose sugars:

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  • Glucose, Galactose, Fructose
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15
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Monosaccharide pentose sugar:

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  • Deoxyribose
  • Ribose
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16
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Disaccharides

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  • 2 linked monomers (isomers)
  • Sucrose
  • Lactose
  • Maltose
17
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Polysaccharides:

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  • Long chains of monomers
  • GLYCOGEN made of many glucoses
18
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Lipids:

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  • Also contain C, H and O, but proportion of O is much
    lower than in carbohydrates
  • Some also contain Phosphorus
  • Energy source
  • 18-25% of body mass
19
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Triglyceride:

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  • 3 fatty acids and a glycerol formed by dehydration synthesis
20
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Structure of Phospholipid molecule:

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  • 2 fatty acid chains and a P group are attached to a glycerol backbone
21
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Phospholipid HEAD:

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  • Polar head
  • Hydrophilic head
22
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Phospholipid TAIL:

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  • Non-polar tail
  • Hydrophobic tail
23
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Proteins:

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  • Basic structural material of the body
  • Also used to make enzymes and hemoglobin
  • Can be used for energy in a pinch
  • Base unit of a protein is an Amino Acid
24
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Peptide Chain:

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  • Chain of amino acids held together by a peptide bond
25
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Primary Structure Protein:

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  • Sequence of amino acids forms a polypeptide chain
26
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Secondary Structure Protein:

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  • Primary chain forms a-helices and b-sheets
27
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Tertiary Structure Protein:

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  • A-helices and/or B-sheets fold up and make a compact globular molecule held together by intramolecular bonds
28
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Quaternary Structure Protein:

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  • 2 or more polypeptide chains each with their own tertiary structure combine to create a fully functional protein