Module 3: Terminology And What To Study

Question 1

Bi-
Tetra-
Homo-
Hetero-
Hemo-

Answer 1

Two
Four
Three
Same
Different
Blood

Question 2

-globin
-form

Answer 2

Heme protein
Shape or structure

Question 3

Con-

Answer 3

With/together

Question 4

Retin/o
Chole/o
Nucle/o

Answer 4

Retina
Bile or gall
Nucleus

Question 5

Galagct/o
Lact/o

Answer 5

Milk

Question 6

Fruct/o
Gluc/o

Answer 6

Sugar

Question 7

My/o

Answer 7

Muscle

Question 8

Ap/o

Answer 8

Whole

Question 9

What are the three words not built from word parts that are needed to know for material on the molecular level of organization.

Answer 9

Primary - Chief importance, first
Secondary - Second
Tertiary - Third

Question 10

Cover Biomolecules, nutrition, and Amino Acids on pages 2-7.

Know the four groups of biomolecules and amino acids

Summary of what to study from module 3:Unit 3 —>

Answer 10

Amino Acids (five groups, uncommon AAs)
Protein structures and function (fibrous proteins, globular proteins, ligand-binding proteins, enzymes)
Factors impacting protein structure and function

Question 11

What to study for unit 4: lesson 1 Carbohydrates

Answer 11

Monosaccharides and disaccharides
Polysaccharides
Reducing (reactive) property of mono- and di- saccharides
Oligoscharides and sugar code
Glycoconjugates

Question 12

What to study in notes for module 3:unit 5 lipids (pg 29)

Answer 12

Lipids are diverse with respect to structure and function
Fatty acids (saturated/unsaturated, cis/trans, omaga 3/6/9)
FA based lipids (TAGs, Phospholipids, Glycolipids)
Isopreniods

Question 13

What to study on Module 3: Unit 6 Nucleotides and Nucleic Acids

Answer 13

Nucleotides
Nucleic acids
Mutations fundamentals (physical and chemical forces)
DNA replication
Transcription
Translation (ribosomes, genetic code, tRNAs)
Types of mutations