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TEST 2 - CARBOHYDRATES AND LIPIDS Flashcards

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Organic Molecule

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Compounds that contain carbon atoms come from a living or once living organism.

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Most common elements in organic molecules

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  • Carbon
  • Hydrogen
  • Oxygen
  • Nitrogen
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Carbon Bonding (versatile)

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  • Four bonds
  • Strong covalent bonds
  • It can bond in many ways: Straight chains, branched chains, and rings.
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Examples of bonding

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  • Straight chain: propane
  • Branched-chain: Isobutane
  • Ring: Cyclohexane
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Cholesterol & Steroids

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  • Testosterone
  • Cortisone
  • Vitamin D
  • Cholesterol
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Functional Groups

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Groups of atoms attached to organic molecules.
All are polar and increase solubility in water.

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Functional groups Examples

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  • Hydroxyl Group (Alcohol: -OH
  • Carbonyl Group:
    - Aldehyde (End): c=O
    - Ketones (middle): c=O
  • Carboxyl Group:
    - Acid: -COOH
    Carbonyl + hydroxyl = carbonyl
  • Amino Group: -NH2
  • Sulfhydryl Group: -SH
  • Phosphate Group: PO4-
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Polymers

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Many molecules

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Monomers

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One Molecule

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Condensation reaction

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Monomers are linked together, polymers are built
Water molecule is release
endergonic

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Hydrolysis

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Monomers are split apart
Polymers are broken down
A water molecule is used
Exergonic process

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Metabolism

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The Web of all the enzyme-catalyzed reactions in a cell or organism

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Anabolism

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SYNTHESIS of complex molecules from simpler molecules.

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Catabolism

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BREAKDOWN of complex molecules into simpler molecules

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Elements in living organisms

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Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen

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Uses of elements in the Environment

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NITROGEN: Nitrogen cycle
PHOSPHORUS: DNA, ATP
CALCIUM: Bones. Milk and shi
IRON: Blood Hemoglobin
SODIUM: Neurons
SULFUR: Cysteine = Amino Acid (HAIR)

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Carbohydrates Characteristics

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C, H, O in a 1:2:1 ratio
Often end in -OSE
Soluble in water:
- Hydroxyl: OH
- Aldehyde: H-C=-O
- Ketene: -c=O

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Carbohydrates

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Building blocks (monomers), simple sugars = Monosaccharides.
Energy storage and cell structure

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Monosaccharides

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One
Simple sugars
2 function groups: 1 carbonyl and several hydroxyls
Generally 3,5, or 6 carbons long
All carbons have a hydroxyl attached except one that has a carbonyl

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Glucose

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C8H12O8
Most common simple sugars
Two isomers: Fructose and Galactose

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Aldose

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Aldehyde Sugar
Carbonyl group
Ex: Glucose

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Ketose

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Ketone Sugar
Carbonyl group
Ex: Fructose

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Disaccharides

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Two monosaccharides are linked. The beginning of a carbohydrate polymer

Glucose + Glucose = Maltose
- In grains: hops and barley
Glucose + Fructose = Sucrose
- Ex: Table sugar
Glucose + Galactose = Lactose
- Ex: Dairy Sugar

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Condensation Reaction

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Monosaccharide + Monosaccharide = Disaccharide + Water

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Glycosidic Bond

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The bond between two monosaccharides to form a a disaccharide

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Polysaccharide: Starch

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  • Primary energy storage compound in plants
  • 1000’s of alpha glucose
  • 2 types: Amylose (Unbranched) OR Amylopectin (1,4 & 1,6 branched)
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Cellulose

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  • Polymer of glucose
  • Betaglucose (1,4)
  • Structural Polysaccharide
  • cell wall
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Glycogen

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Animal energy storage
Made of alpha glucose
structure has a main chain and side branches
Stored in the liver and muscles

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Cell Wall

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Fully permeable to water
gives support - microfibril
Dietary fiber

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Biological Purposes of Carbohydrates

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Energy Storage
- Immediate: Sugar
- Long Term: Starch
Glucose - needed for cellular respiration
Cell-Cell Recognition - Glycoproteins

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Roles of glycoproteins in cell-cell recognition

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Each of the 4 different blood types carries a slightly different version of a glycoprotein.

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Lipids

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Functions:
- Energy storage
- Storage
- Insulation
- Protects organs
- Hormonal - SEX HORMONES

Many are composed of Fatty acids and glycerol

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Lipid Characteristics

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Triglycerides, waxes, steroids, phospholipids
Nonpolar
Fat
Higher ratios of C & H:O than carbohydrates
Many C-H Bonds

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