Test Review Unit 1 Flashcards

1
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Isomers

A

Different compounds with same molecular formula

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2
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Structural isomers

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Atoms arranged in different sequences

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3
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Stereoisomers

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Same sequence of molecular formula but differ in arrangement of atoms in space

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4
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Geometric isomer

A

Same structure but flipped

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5
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Enantiomers

A

Mirror image isomer

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6
Q

Anabolic reaction

A

Small molecule to big molecule

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7
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Catabolic

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Macromolecules broken down into subunits

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8
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Hydrolysis

A

Putting water in a reaction

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9
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Condensation reaction

A

Water coming out

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10
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Oxidation reaction

A

Transfer of one or more electrons

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11
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Polypeptide chain

A

Many amino acids linked by peptide bonds

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12
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Peptide bond

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Bond between amino acids

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13
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Globular protien

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Made up of one or more polypeptide chains

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14
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Denaturatiom of protien

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If PH or temperature are altered the protein may unravel and no longer works s a Protein

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15
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Protein functions

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Muscle composition, hair, in cell membrane, enzymes

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16
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Nucleic acids

A

Store hereditary info

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17
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Pyrimidines

A

Cytosine, thymine, uracil

18
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Purines

A

Adenine and guanine

19
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Pentose

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Deoxyribose in dna with one less oxygen than ribose for rna

20
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Phosphate group

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Attaches to number 5 carbon

21
Q

Polynucleotide

A

Monomers joined by covalent bonds called phosphodiester bonds

22
Q

Monosaccharides

A

Primary storage molecule and soluble in H2O

23
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Alpha beta configuration

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If OH is below OH and if OH is above its Beta

24
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Oligiosaccharides

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2 or 3 monosaccharides are linked

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2 or 3 monosaccharides linked
Glycosidic linkage
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Glucose+glucose
=maltose
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Glucose+fructose
=sucrose
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Glucose+galactose
=lactose
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Starch
Main energy storage in plants
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Glycogen
Animals store glucose as glycogen
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Cellulose
Major component in cell walls also known as fiber
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Why glucose forms a ring structure
Ring makes it safer to transfer
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Lipides amount of energy given
Double the amount of carbs
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Lipides Major component of what
Cell membranes
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Fats
Glycerol+fatty acids= triglyceride
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Carboxyl and hydroxyl reaction uses what bond
Ester linkage
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Saturated fats
Maximum amount of hydrogen Only single bonds Solid room temperature
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Unsaturated fats
Lowest amount of hydrogen Has double bonds Liquid at room temp
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Phospholipids
Forms cell membranes Tail hydrophobic Head hydrophilic
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Steroids/sterols
Contains 4 fused hydrocarbon rings Cholesterol Found in blood
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Waxes
Hydrophobic so good to be used as water proof coating