Bbh Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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Condensation reaction

A

H20 removed to join two monomers by chemical bonds

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2
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Hydrolysis reaction

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H20 added to break two monomers by chemical bonds

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3
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Carbohydrates consist of only and are

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Hydrogen oxygen carbon
Long chains of sugar- saccarides
1 mono 2 di more poly

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4
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Mono can join to form di and poly by ———- which are ——

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Glycosidic bonds which are formed in condensation reactions

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5
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——is a monosaccharide containing—- carbon atoms in each molecule, it is the ————————————

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Glucose, 6, main substrate for respiration

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6
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G’s 2 isomers

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Beta and alpha

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7
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Alpha structure starting from the right and going clockwise

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CH2OH
          |
         H ————— O     
     /                              \
  H                                 H
  |                                    |
OH       OH         H       OH
    \          |            |        /
      —————————
               |            |
              H        OH
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Beta structure starting from the right and going clockwise

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CH2OH
          |
         H ————— O     
     /                              \
  H                                 OH
  |                                    |
OH       OH         H        H
    \          |            |        /
      —————————
               |            |
              H        OH
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9
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Maltose is a di formed

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By Condensation of two glucose molecules

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10
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Sucrose is a di formed

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By Condensation of glucose and fructose

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11
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Lactose is a di formed

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By Condensation of glucose and galactose

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12
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Glycogen and starch

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Formed by the condensation of alpha glucose

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13
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Cellulose

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Formed by the condensation of beta glucose

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14
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Glycogen __________ in animals formed from many molecules of __________ joined together with ________________ bonds
Has a large number of side branches meaning glucose and therefore energy released

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Is the main storage molecule for animals, alpha glucose, 1,4 and 1,6 glycosidic,

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15
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Starch store energy mixture of two polysaccharide

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Amylose and amylopectin

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16
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AMAYLOSE- amylose is an ______ of ______molecules joined by ________, as a result of that amylose is _____ and thus it is a very ______ ______ meaning it can _______

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unbranched chain, glucose, 1,4
glycosidic bonds, coiled, compact
molecule, store a lot of energy

17
Q

AMYLOPECTIN- is ______ and is made up of ______ molecules joined by ___ and __ ______ bonds, due to the presence of many ____ _____ it is rapidly digested
by _______ therefore energy is _______ ________

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branched, glucose, 1,4, side branches, enzymes, released quickly

18
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CELLULOSE is a component of cells walls in plants and it’s composed of ____, _______ ______ of ____ glucose which are joined by ________ bonds.

A

long, unbranched

chains, beta, glycosidic

19
Q

MICROFIBRILS are ______ threads
which are made of ____ ________ chains joined together by ______ bonds and they
provide _______ support in plants cells

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strong, long cellulose, hydrogen, structural

20
Q

INORGANIC IONS occur in _____in the _______ and ____ _____ of _______, some in ____
concentrations and others in ____ ___ concentrations.

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solution, cytoplasm, organisms, high, very low

21
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Examples of Cations

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  • Calcium
  • Sodium
  • Potassium
  • Hydrogen
  • Ammonium
22
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Examples of Anions

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  • Nitrate
  • Hydrogencarbonate
  • Chloride
  • Phosphate
  • Hydroxide
23
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CALCIUM IONS (Ca2+)

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  • nerve impulse transmission

- muscle contraction

24
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SODIUM IONS (Na+)

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  • nerve impulse transmission

- kidney function

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POTASSIUM IONS (K+)
- nerve impulse transmission | - stomatal opening
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HYDROGEN IONS (H+)
- catalysis of reactions | - pH determination
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AMMONIUM IONS (NH4+)
- production of nitrate ions by bacteria
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NITRATE IONS (NO3-)
- nitrogen supply to plants for amino acid and protein formation
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HCO3-
- maintenance of blood pH
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CHLORIDE IONS (CL-)
- balance positive charge of sodium and potassium ions in cells
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PO4 3-
- cell membrane formation - nucleic acid and ATP formation - bone formation
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OH-
- catalysis of reactions | - pH determination