module 2-biological molecules Flashcards

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1
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water

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atoms have slightly negative and slightly positive electronegativity, interact + and -

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2
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properties of water

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high boiling point
freezes-ice, less dense, ice floats=cohesive, so can draw up water
solvent
medium for chemical reactions
good transport medium
coolant-mantain temperatures
forms on surfaces of ponds/lakes=insulating layer.

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3
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carbohydrates

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single unit=monosaacharide, many of these=polysaacharides.

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4
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glucose

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hexose monosaccharide
can be alpha or beta
polar and soluble in water.

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5
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alpha or beta?

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OH on left side inverted

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6
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galacose+glucose

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lactose.

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2 alpha react

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both OH react, form covalent bond-GLYCODSIC BOND, condensation reaction as water is a product. forms MALTOSE. 1-4 glycodsic bond

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8
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amylopepticin

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1-4, and 1-6 glycodsic bonds.
branced structure=faster glucose release

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8
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amylose

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alpha glucose molecules
twists to form helix, stabilised by h2 bonding
more compact, less soluble

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9
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glycogen

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excess glucose in animals
insoluble.
highly branched and coiled=makes very compact

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9
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hydrolysis

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releases glucose.
requires addition of water.

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10
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celluose

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beta molecules turned upside, cannot coil or branch.
h2 bonding with microfibrils, join to make macrofibrils
=strong
=insoluble

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10
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bednict test

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reducing sugar
1)place in boiling tube
2)add equal amount of bendict reagent
3)beat mixture
4)green-yellow-red

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11
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non reuducing

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boiled with dilute hydrochloric acid

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12
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starch

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ioodine test for potassium iodide.
yellow to purple/black

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13
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lipids

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non polar molecules
macromolecules made from repeating units

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14
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Triglycerides

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combine one glycorel with 3 fatty acids
glycerol=alcohol-OH
fatty acid=carboxyl group, and has hydrocarbon tail

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15
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both glycerol and triglyceride have OH

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leading to formation of 3 water molecules, bonds=ester bonds

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16
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presence of double bond

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causes it to bend.

17
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phospohlids

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modified triglcerides
solubel due to phosphate
non polar end tail/dont attract to water=hydrophobic
charged end of head=attracts=hydrophillic

18
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sterols

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not fats or oils
complex alcohol molecules
membrane formation and creation of hydrohpobic
hormones

18
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structure of proteins

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aamino acids same structure
r groups=aamino acids

19
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sythsis of proteins

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amine and carboylic acid react CH and aamino acid aamine
condensation of aamino acid=peptide-produces water
nitrogen=amine

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primary

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sequence of aamino acids.
peptide bonds

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secondary

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alpha helix coils=h2 bonding
beta pleated.

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teritary

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folding of protein to final shape
ionic bonding
covalent bonding
disulfide bonding

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quaternarty

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between molecules

23
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globular

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compact
water soluble
spherical
hydrophobic r group outside

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conjulated

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has pthosteric group=haelglobn

24
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fibrous

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long insoluble molecules

25
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keratin

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hair skin nails, many strong disulfide bonds, strong infelxaible, insoulbe

26
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emuluson test

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mixed with ethanol, and mixed with water.

27
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nucleotides

A

pentose
phosphate group
nitrogenous base

28
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how are nucelotides linked

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condensation
5 carbon with OH=PHOSPHODIESTER BONDS, forms long, strong sugar phopshate backbone.d

29
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deoxyribose

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sugar in DNA

30
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PURINES

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Double carbon, adenine and guaine.

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pyramidines

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thymine and cytosine

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dna

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double helix
both strands with hydrogen bonding 5 and 3, run in both directions=antiparalleing

32
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MRNA

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transcribed to shorter strand

32
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RNA

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essential to trandfer genetic material.
sugar=ribose
thymine replaced with urcail

33
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DNA extraction

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grind sample in morter to break cell wall
mix with detergent=break cell membrane
add salt=break hydrogen bonding
add protease=break protein with DNA
add layer of ethanol, dna precpitates.

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dna semi replication

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dna helicases causes dna to unwind
free dna nucleotides pair with complmentry base pairs
dna polymerase causes h2 bonding

35
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genetic code

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dna coding for aamino acids
triplet code
universal
degenerate=many aamino acids coded for more then one

35
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transcription

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same as semi conservation replication, one acts as template, makes mRNA

36
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translation

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tRNA binds to mRNA in triplets, carry aamino acids, forming primary structure, then secondary.
can undergo modification for golgi.

37
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ATP

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adeonosine trispohsate
nitrogesous base=adenine
pentose sugar-ribose
three phopshate groyps
hydrolysis=atp and phosphate

38
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properties of ATP

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small
water soluble
large enough for cellular reactions, so not lots is produced so not wasted in heat
easily regenerated