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Carbohydrates Flashcards

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1
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Comp of carbohydaarate and ratio

A

C H O

1:2:1

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2
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Characteistic of carbs

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Sweet
Water soluble
Form crystal

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3
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3 classes of carbs

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Monosaccaharide
Disaccharide
Polysaccharide

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4
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What is the simplest carbs

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Monosachharide (3-7C) but mostly 5-6C

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5
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Monosaccharide combine to form

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Polymer

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6
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Monosaccharide can be converted to other molecule

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Isomers

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7
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Monosaccharide in what form

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Chain or linear

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8
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Properties of monosaccharide

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Sweet
Water soluble
Can cystallize
Reducind sugar

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9
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Function monosaccaride

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Use as sorce of energy in cellular respiration

Building blocks for other molecules

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10
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Classification monosaccharide based on

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Size of skeleton

Location of carbonyl group

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11
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If carbonyl is at end

If carbony kat tengah

A

End aldose

KATengah KETose

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12
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3 C
5 C
6C

Name of monosaccharide based on size

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Triose
Pentose
Hexose

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13
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What is structural isomers

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Due to diff attachment of group of atoms in molecule

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14
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What is geometrical isomers

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Due ti diff SPATIAL attachment of group of atoms in molecule

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15
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What is optical isomers

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Compound which exist in two forms whose structure are mirror image

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16
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Why in aqueous solution pentose and hexose form rings

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More stable

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17
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Pyranose haw many C

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5 C and 1 O

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18
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Furanose how many C

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4 C and 1O

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19
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Glucose can form 2 interconvertible ring structure

A

Alpha glucose

Beta glucose

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20
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What the different between alpha and beta glucose

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Alpha OH kat bawah
Beta OH kat atas

Dalam lecture notes yg colur biru tu
Sini takleh letak gambar

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21
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What is reducing sugar

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Ability of sugar to reduce copper valency in benedict’s or Fehling’s solution

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22
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Colour change if reducing sugar present

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Blue solution to brick red precipitate

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23
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Ionic eq in reducing sugar

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Cu2+ + e = Cu+

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24
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Reducing sugar is due to presence of

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Aldehyde or ketone group (free OH) on the anomeric C of sugar

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25
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What is anomeric C

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Carbon that has functional group

26
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Reducing sugar react with food to

A

Change colour or taste of food

27
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Application reducing sugar in medic

A

Diagnosis of glucose presence in urine

28
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What is disaccharide

A

Two monosaccharide joined covalently by glycosidic bond

29
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What is the bond in carbs

A

Glycosydic bond

30
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Which disaccharide non reducing sugar

A

Sucrose

31
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Why sucrose non reducimg sugar

A

Lose functional group

No aldehyde or ketone

32
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What is maltose

A

Malt sugar that (created when seeds germinate) from hydrolysis of starch

Highlt soluble in water

Glucose+glucose

Reducing sugar

Foun in bread, candies, energy bars

33
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What is lactose

A

Milk sugar that foun primarily in dairy foods

Glucose+galactose

Reducing sugar

Found in milk cheese chocolates

34
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What is sucrose

A

Table sugar

Obtain from sugar cane or sugar beets

Mainly found in plants

Most granulated sugar use in baking

Glucose+fructose

Not reducing sugar

35
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Function plysaccaharide

A

Energy storage (glycogen in animal and starch in plant)

Structural support of cell ( cell wall ) cellulose and chitin

36
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Function of starch and how it is stored in plants

A

Store polysaccharide in plant

Stored as granules within plastid

37
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Is starch soluble in water

A

No

38
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Why iodine turn from yellow to blue black when starch present

A

Iodine molecules trapped within coils of amylose chain

39
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Condensation of alpha glucose in sarch is joined by

A

Alpha -1,4- glycosidic bond

40
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Starch consist of

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Amylose chain that is simple linear unbranched jelix

Amylopectin that is linear branched helix, branched at alpha-1,6- glycosidic bond

41
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Starch can be hydrolysed by

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Amylase to break the alpha-1,4-glycosidic bond

42
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What is function of glycogen and where does it present

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Storage polysaccharide in animal

Present in muscle and iver (high metabolic activity)

43
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What does glycogen consist of

A

Large alpha glucose polymer tht is more branched than amylopectin

44
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Why component in glycogen is much more branched than amylopectin

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It has many ends for fast breakdown where during respiration, more ends that the enzyme can start the process of hydrolysis

45
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Is glycogen water soluble

A

No

46
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Cellulose is major component of

A

Cell wall

47
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Cellulose consist of

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Long unbranched beta glucose linked by beta-1,4-glycosidic bond

48
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How is comp in cellulose is arranged

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Linear chain arranged parallely, stick together due to H bond formed between hydroxyl group of adjacent cells

49
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Chain group together form ………. , large bundle of microfibrils form……

A

Microfibrils

Macrofibrils

50
Q

Macrofibrils has

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High tensile strength tat give rigidity to plant

51
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What macrofibrils do

This allow what

A

They criss cross forming strong structure held by H bonds

Allows water to move through cell wall

52
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Strength of cell wall prevent

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Cell from bursting when water pass into cell

53
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Pressure caused by water makes cell……, suporting plant through…..

A

Turgid

Turgor pressure

54
Q

Most organism cannot hydrolyse cellulose bcs

A

Absence of cellulase

55
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Celluase in human diet is to

Where can cellulise be obtained

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Aid in smooth passage of food in digestive tract

Fruit vegetable grain

56
Q

Does cellulose has diff structure from starch

A

Yes

In starch OH dia semua kat bawah tapi cellulose selang seli atas bawah

Nanti pegi tengok gambar dia

57
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Cellulase is to

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Breakdown the beta-1,4-glycosidic bond in cellulose

58
Q

Organism that have cellulase

A

Ruminants

59
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Cellulose is major comp of

A

Tough cell walls that enclosed plant

60
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What is chitin

A

Polymer of amino sugar attached to glucose monomers

61
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What is the function of chitin

A

Form exoskeleton of arthropods and cell walls of fungi

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