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PHOSPHOLIPIDS, STEROIDS AND FAT-SOLUBLE VITAMINS Flashcards

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1
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occur in all biological membranes

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Phospholipids

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They are amphipathic substances

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Phospholipids

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3
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Each phospholipid molecule contains a

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polar head and a non-polar tail

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The molecular skeleton is made up of the residue

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of glycerol or a more complex alcohol - sphingosine.

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A recurring structural element of all phospholipids containing glycerol - called
glycerophospholipids - is

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phosphatidic acid

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6
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One of the glycerophospholipids is ____, whose molecule, beside
glycerol, contains two chains of fatty acids, phosphate and choline.

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phosphatidylcholine (lecithin)

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___ is the most abundant phospholipid in eukaryotic cells, it is also found in egg yolk

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Lecithin

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It is easy to extract with a mixture of chloroform with methanol in a proportion of

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2:1.

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Lecithin is difficult to dissolve in

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anhydrous acetone

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Lecithin is not soluble in water, but thanks to the presence of the ____, it creates a persistent cloudy suspension in water

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hydrophilic phosphocholine

group

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It is readily soluble in chloroform

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lecithin

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During heating of lecithin, the ____ takes place.

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dehydration of the glycerol molecule

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Unsaturated aldehyde forms - ____ - a substance with an unpleasant, pungent odour

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acrolein

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It can be shown with one of the reducing tests, for example with chromate (VI). Acrolein reduces

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potassium chromate (VI) (orange colour) to potassium chromate (IV) (green colour).

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In a highly alkaline reaction, the ____ takes place between choline and the phosphate residue of lecithin

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hydrolysis of the ester bond

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16
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The released choline decomposes to ____, which has a characteristic odour.

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ethylene glycol and trimethylamine

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17
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Alkaline hydrolysis releases fatty acids in the form of ___, which reduce the surface tension of water.

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potassium salts (soaps)

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18
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is released during alkaline hydrolysis

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Phosphate contained in lecithin

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19
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In reaction with ammonium molybdate (VI), it creates ammonium phosphomolybdate, which colours the solution

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yellow

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20
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Steroids are derivatives of

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cyclopentaneperhydrophenanthrene

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The most common representatives of steroids are alcohols known as sterols, which have a hydroxyl group next to the C-3 carbon, among which __ is dominant.

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cholesterol

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is a representative of animal sterols.

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Cholesterol

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23
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Due to the presence of a double bond, cholesterol creates ___ in the presence of
strong acids.

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colourful products

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24
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Under the influence of concentrated H2SO4 (Salkowski’s reaction), the ____
molecules takes place.

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dissociation of water

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25
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The most abundantly occurring bile acids are ____, in smaller quantities - lithocholic and chenodeoxycholic acids

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cholic and deoxycholoic acids

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26
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Bile acids are of an

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amphipathic character

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27
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The surface tension lowered by the bile acids present in the aqueous solution can be determined by the

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settling at the bottom of the test tube of colloidal sulphur (sulphur flower) and the formation of a permanent suspension (emulsion) of oil in water.

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28
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The main forms of vitamin D

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ergocalciferol (vitamin D2) and cholecalciferol (vitamin D3).

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29
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The A vitamins have an __. They are found exclusively in animal tissues in two
forms: ____. Both are 20-carbon alcohols containing a six-member ring of beta-ionone with three methyl groups and a side chain containing two
isoprene units.

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isoprene structure

retinol 1 (vitamin A1) and 
retinol 2 (vitamin A2)
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30
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lecithin solubility positive result

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lecithin precipitate forms.

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31
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Detection Of Glycerol - Acrolein Test

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(+) Production of pungent smell

(-) Absence of pungent smell

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Detection Of Fatty Acids – Saponification Reaction

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(+) Production of foam

(-) Absence of foam

33
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Detection Of Choline

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observe the characteristic odour of the reaction product.

34
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Detection Of Phosphorus

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(+) Production of yellow precipitate

(-) Absence of yellow precipitate

35
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Salkowski’s Reaction

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chloroform-containing layer
becomes red

sulphuric acid layer fluoresces green.

36
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The Lieberman-Burchard’s Reaction

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The liquid turns red, and then changes colour to blue and

finally green

37
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Detection of bile acids

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Observe the formation of a red ring

on the border of the layers

38
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Lowering the surface tension by bile acids

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Compare the sedimentation rate of sulphur.

39
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Detection of fat-soluble vitamins

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After mixing, a blue colour starts to form
proving the presence of vitamin A, which rapidly changes into purplish-red associated with the
presence of vitamin D3

40
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are among the best-known components of living organisms. They are derived from
organic acids, in which a hydrogen atom most often located near the α-carbon is substituted by
the amino group. Some amino acids have two amino groups located at different carbon atoms, a
few contain two or even three carboxyl groups. Two amino acids, proline and its hydroxylated
derivative - hydroxyproline, have no amino group but an imino group, which is why they are
called imino acids

A

Amino acids

41
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All amino acids, containing a free α-amino group, in a reaction with ninhydrine form products of a___ colour, while proline and hydroxyproline, containing the amino group, create ____-coloured products.

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violet-blue

yellow

42
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The aromatic rings of phenylalanine, tyrosine and tryptophan under the effect of nitric acid form ___-coloured nitro derivatives. This process is called the

A

yellow

xanthoproteic reaction.

43
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Sulphur-containing amino acids:

A

cysteine and methionine

44
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Sulphur-containing amino acids:

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cysteine and methionine

45
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Sulphur-containing amino acids:

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cysteine and methionine

46
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The tryptophan indole ring reacts with glyoxylic acid in the presence of sulphuric acid (VI) to form a product of a

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red-violet colour

47
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Proteins are constructed out of L-α-amino acids fixed with .

A

peptide bonds

48
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___ contain all the protein-building amino acids, others such as ___ (denatured collagen) do not contain cysteine and tryptophan, or contain only very smallundetectable in our conditions amounts of phenylalanine and tyrosine

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albumin, egg protein

gelatin

49
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The ___ has the characteristics of a double bond of the trans configuration

A

peptide bond

50
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The structure of peptide bonds resembles the binding occurring in a simple compound called a

A

biuret

51
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The structure of peptide bonds resembles the binding occurring in a simple compound called a

A

biuret

52
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The structure of peptide bonds resembles the binding occurring in a simple compound called a

A

biuret

53
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biuret reaction, characteristic for both:

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peptides and proteins.

54
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is a commonly used colour reaction, used for the detection and
quantification of peptides and proteins. It is characteristic of structures that have at least two
peptide bonds

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biuret reaction

55
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involves the destruction of its spatial structures while retaining the primary structure.

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denaturation of protein

56
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Ninhydrin reaction - common to all amino acids

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(+) Production of purple solution

(-) Absence of purple solution

57
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The Detection Of Aromatic Amino Acids - The Xanthoprotein Test

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(+) Production of orange solution

(-) Absence of orange solution

58
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The Detection Of Sulphuric Amino Acids - The Cysteine Test

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(+) Production of red-purple solution

(-) Absence of red-purple solution

59
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The Detection Of Tryptophan

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Only in the test tube containing albumin, a reddish-purple ring will appear at the
connection line of the layers, which indicates the presence of tryptophan

60
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Detection of the peptide bond - the biuret test

A

The fluid changes colour from blue to purple.

61
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Thermal denaturation of proteins

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At first, precipitate forms, which then dissolves in excess of acetic acid.

62
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The action of concentrated nitric acid on protein

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On the border of the

two liquids, a white-yellow layer of denaturised protein forms.

63
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The solubility of proteins is

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highly variable

64
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Protein solutions are generally ___ with a monomolecular degree of dispersion

A

real solutions

65
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The protein solution then takes on the characteristics of the

A

colloidal solution

66
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Proteins exhibit

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amphoteric properties.

67
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This characteristic of amino acids, peptides and proteins has been important in maintaining the ___ of tissues and body fluids

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acid-alkaline balance

68
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an environment with a pH above the isoelectric point, proteins show a __ and can form compounds with cations of heavy metals

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negative net charge

69
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In an environment with a pH lower than the isoelectric point, the resultant protein charge becomes ___.

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positive

70
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Proteins can be separated from the low-molecule compounds in a process called

A

dialysis

71
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At sufficiently high concentrations of salt, protein can be completely precipitated from the solution. This phenomenon is called

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salting out

72
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Test With Fe3+ Ion

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(+) Production of yellow precipitate

(-) Absence of yellow precipitate

74
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Test With Pb 2+ Ion

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(+) Production of white precipitate

(-) Absence of white precipitate

75
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Test With Hexacyanoferrate

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A white precipitate forms.

75
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ESSBACH’S TEST

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A yellow precipitate forms

76
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Test With Sulphosalicylic Acid

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A white precipitate forms

77
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Test For The Presence Of Chloride

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(+) Production of white precipitate

(-) Absence of white precipitate

78
Q

Test For The Presence Of Glucose

A

orange precipitate of copper oxide (Cu2O)

79
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Test For The Presence Of Protein - Biuret Test

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(+) Production of deep purple solution

(-) Absence of deep purple solution

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