Unit Two Flashcards

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1
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Hydrolysis

A

a water molecule is consumed to break covalent bonds

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2
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pyruvate

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found in both plant and animal cells

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3
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Ribose

A

five carbon sugar

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4
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alpha d glucose

A

six carbon sugar, carbon 1 has a downward facing carboxyl group

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5
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beta d glucose

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six carbon sugar, carbon 1 has an upward carboxyl

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6
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enzyme

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Protein, catalyzes a reaction without being used up in the reaction (interacts not reacts)

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catalyst

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something that speeds up a reaction, wont cause a reaction that wouldn’t naturally occur without said catalyst

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8
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phospholipid

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  • has a phosphate group, 2 fatty acid chains and a glycerol backbone.
  • made up of C O H and P
  • its ‘head’ is a hydrophobic & non polar phosphate group
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9
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triglyceride

A
  • fats and oils
  • C O and H
  • hydrophobic & non-polar
    -glycerol, hydroxyl group and three fatty acid chains
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Anabolism

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  • constructive metabolism
  • synthesis of complex molecules
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Lactose

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  • found in animal milk
  • disaccharide
  • glucose + galactose
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12
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Monosaccharide

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  • building blocks of carbohydrates
  • 3, 5 and 6 carbon sugars
  • ex: glucose
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13
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Unsaturated Fatty Acid

A

a fatty acid chain with at least one double bond between carbons

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14
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BMI Equation

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Weight (KG) / Height^2 (M)

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15
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glycogen

A
  • found in animal livers
  • alpha d glucose with 1,4 & 1,6 linkages
  • BRANCHED
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16
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cellulose

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  • structural, found in plants
  • made up of beta d glucoses
  • only 1,4 linkages
  • unbranched
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17
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Starch

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has two forms, amylose and amylopectin

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18
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Amylose

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  • made up of alpha glucose
  • 1,4 linkages only (unbranched)
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Amylopectin

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  • alpha glucose
  • 1,4 and 1,6 linkages (Branched)
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20
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Amino Acid

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Nitrogen surrounded with an R group, a carboxyl and an amine group

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21
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Denaturation

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A structural change of a protein that results in the loss of its biological properties

22
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Proteome

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The unique set of proteins produces by an individual

23
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Proteins

A

Are kinda wack

24
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Globular Proteins

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spherical and water soluble

25
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linear proteins

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linear and non soluable

26
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Substrate

A

What’s being fit into and synthesized by an enzyme

27
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Active site

A

The location on an enzyme that synthesizes the substrate.

28
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metabolism

A

the sum of all enzyme mediated reactions in cells [M=A+C]

29
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anabolism

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part of metabolism using condensation reactions

Ex: photosynthesis and DNA replication

30
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catabolism

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  • breakdown part of metabolism
  • releases energy
  • Ex: digestion and cell respiration
31
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monosaccharides

A

building blocks of carbohydrates

32
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amino acid

A

building blocks of proteins

33
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nucleotides

A

building blocks of nucleic acids

34
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lipids

A

not a polymer, build from fatty acids

35
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Carbohydrates

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  • water soluble and polar molecules
  • classified according to complexity
36
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saturated fatty acids

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fatty acids with the max number of hydrogen; no double bonded carbon atoms

37
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saturated fatty acids

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  • solid at room temp
  • straight molecule
  • no double bonded carbon
38
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monounsaturated fatty acids

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  • has one double bond in a fatty acid chain
  • kink at the fatty acid
39
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polyunsaturated fatty acid

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  • at least two carbon bonds in the carbons of a fatty acid chain
  • liquid at room temp
  • very bendy
40
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Hydrogenation

A

process by which cis and trans fatty acids are formed

41
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cis fatty acid

A
  • unsaturated fatty acids
  • hydrogen bonds are on the same side of a double bond
  • kinked
42
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trans fatty acid

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  • unsaturated fatty acids
  • manufactured in a lab
  • hydrogen bonds are on the opposite sides of double carbon bonds
  • straight chain
  • tres mal.
43
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Esther Linkage

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the linkage of glycerol to the fatty acid chains via the hydroxyl group

44
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Proteins

A
  • made of C H O N and sometimes S
  • vary based on the sequence of amino acids
  • the creation is moderated by DNA coding
45
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Rubisco

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protein functioning in phot synthesis

46
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hemoglobin

A

protein that transports oxygen around the body

47
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immunoglobulins

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antibodies (protective function of proteins)

48
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Actin + Myosin

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contractive proteins in muscles

49
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collegen

A

connective tissue

50
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insulin

A

regulates glucose levels

51
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rhodopsin

A

allows for sight

52
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Activation Energy

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energy needed to trigger the formation of new bonds