2 Biochemistry (Lecture) Flashcards

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Atoms

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Fundamental unit of matter made of sub atomic particles

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Protons

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In the neucleous always have posative charge

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3
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Neutons

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in the neucleous no charge

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4
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Electrons

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orbit the neucleus always have negative charge

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5
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Elements

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Determineid by the number of protons

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6
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Ions

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an atom that has gained or lost an electron

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7
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Cation

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lost and electron posative

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8
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Anion

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gained an electron negative

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9
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Electrolytes

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an ion in water

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10
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Natrium =

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Sodium

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11
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Kalium =

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Potassium

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12
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Hyper Kalemia =

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High potassium

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13
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Elements of the Body “CHOPNS”

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Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Potassium, Nitrogen, Sodium

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14
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XXX Isotopes

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Atom that has gained or lost an electron

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15
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Radioisotopes are used in medicine 2 ways

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Imaging and Chemotherapy

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16
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Molecules

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IE; CO2 H2O

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17
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Macromolecules

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billions of molecules IE; DNA

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18
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XXX Acids

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any component that releases Hydrogen ions is an acid H+

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19
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Bases

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Releases hydroxide ions OH-

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20
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Neurtal pH

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7.0

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21
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Normal body pH

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7.4 blood

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22
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Buffers

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anything that removes acid

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23
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Major organic compounds

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Lipids, Carbohydrates, Protiens, Nucleic Acids

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24
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What is the most abundant organic compound

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Carbohydrates

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Where are carbohydrates produced
in photosynthesis
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Fuel source for most cells
carbohydrates
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suffix "ose"
means sugar (glucose, maltose, lactose)
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Saccharides =
carbohydrates
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Polysaccharides
what we eat
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Polysaccharide Glycogen
from animals and is digestable
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Polysaccharide Starch
from plants and is digestable
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Polysaccharide Cellulose
from plants and is not digestable
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Disaccharides
enter small intestines with 2 carbs converted to monosaccarides
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Monosaccharides
are absorbed and used as fuel
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Lipids =
any organic compond that wont dissolve in water
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Which is the most diverse organic compound
lipids
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Lipids are used 2 ways
Structural components and energy storage (store in fat cells)
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Triglycerides
lipids that are stored in a fat cell
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Steroids
lipids that are used to make hormones and cholesterole (testosterone)
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Phospholipids
used to make cell membrane
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What is the most versatile organic molecule
Protiens
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Amino acids
all protiens made of amino acids linked together
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Functions of potiens
structure, movement, transport, defense, regulate ph, enzymes
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Structure protiens
collagen and keratin building blocks
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Movement protiens
actin and myosin muscle contraction
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Transport protiens
Hemoglobin carries substances
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Defense protiens
Antibodies defense against pathogens
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pH rugulating protiens
Albumin acts as buffer
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Enzyme protiens
speed up chemical reactions
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Nucleic Acids
Information and energy storing molecules
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Energy storing nucleic acid
ATP
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Nucleotides
When linked up form Nucleic acids
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DNA
inside nucleus
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Double strand
DNA
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Instructions for making protien (gene)
DNA
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Replicates
DNA
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inside nucleus
DNA
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XXX RNA is located
in cytoplasam outside the nucleus
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Single strand
RNA
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Constructs protiens
RNA
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Assembles Amino Acids
RNA
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Does not replicate
RNA
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Cytosine (C) pairs with
Guanine (G)
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Adenine (A) pairs with
Thymine (T)
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Uracil (U) replaces ? in RNA
Thymine (T)
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ADP ATP
Releasing and storing
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C pairs with ? A pairs with ? DNA base pairs
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What replaces (T) RNA
U
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What replaces (T) RNA