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1
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four types of biomolecules

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carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids

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2
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functional group

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a few chemical groups that are essential to the functioning and identity of biomolecules

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3
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dehydration synthesis

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removing water from reactants to create a bond

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4
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carbohydrates purpose

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main source of fuel and carbon

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5
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monosaccharides

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simple monomers like glucose and fructose

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disaccharides

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2 monomers joined by dehydration synthesis, (ex: sucrose= glucose+fructose)

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7
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polysaccharide

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polymer of monosaccharides, cellulose= polymer of glucose, complex and used as storage

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8
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carb elements

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CHO

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9
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carb functional groups

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hydroxyl, ketone/aldehyde

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10
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lipid elements

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C, H, O

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11
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lipid+water

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non-polar, hydrophobic

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12
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fats/oils

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energy storage

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13
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phospholipids

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major component of all cell membranes– glycerol backbone w/ 2 fatty acids and a phosphate group – forms bilayer sheet

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14
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steroids

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hormones, cholesteral

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15
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fats are made of

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glycerol and fatty acids bonded by dehydration synthesis

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16
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saturated fatty acid

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have no double bonds, fully saturated with carbon

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17
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bilayer sheet

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formed by phospholipids– hydrophilic head on the outsides, hydrophobic tails on the inside

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17
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unsaturated fatty acids

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has at least one double bond

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18
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monomer

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building block of a biomolecule

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19
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polymer

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many building blocks of a biomolecule put together

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20
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how traits are made

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DNA–> RNA –> proteins –> traits

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21
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3d shape of protein

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conformation

22
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conformation determines

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function

23
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functions of proteins

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enzymes, hormonal, protection, transporting, storage, structure, receptors, or muscular.

24
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enzymes

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catalyze chemical reactions so that we can live

25
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monomer of protein

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amino acids

26
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elements of proteins

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CHONS

27
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amino acids consist of

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a hydrogen atom, a carbonxl group, an amino group, and an R group

28
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how many amino acids

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20 w/ unique r-groups

29
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amino acids bonded

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peptide bond (covalent)

30
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polymer of protein

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polypeptide

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primary protein structure

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amino acids bound in string by peptide bonds

32
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secondary protein structure

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primary folded into either beta-pleated sheet or alpha helix

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tertiary protein structure

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helix/sheet folded in on itself to create 3d structure. ALL proteins minimally have this

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quaternary protein structure

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2 or more tertiary structures bonded together

35
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3 main types of nucleic acids

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RNA, DNA, ATP

36
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monomer of NA

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nucleotides

37
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chromosomes

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linear form of dna

38
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gene

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area of DNA that encodes a protein

39
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central dogma

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flow of genetic info from DNA to RNA to polypeptide

40
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elements of NAs

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CHONP

41
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polymer of nucleic acids

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nucleic acids are polymers

42
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nucleotides are made of

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phosphate group, nitrogenous base, and a 5c sugar

43
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nitrogenous base DNA

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TCAG

44
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nitrogenous base RNA

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UCAG

45
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phosphodiester bonds

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join nucleotides, connects p-group to sugar through dehydration synthesis

46
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biruet test

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Finds proteins, pos=violet

47
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benedict’s test

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fonds mono and di saccharides, needs heating, pos=orange/red

48
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iodine test

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finds starches, pos=violet/blue

49
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paper bag test

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finds lipids, pos= leaves transparent mark on bag.

50
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NA functional groups

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carboxyl, amino, phosophatem hydroxyl

51
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protein functional groups

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carboxyl, amino

52
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lipid functional groups

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carboxyl, hydroxyl, phosphate

53
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carb functional groups

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aldehyde, ketone, hydroxyl

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