Bio powerpoints 3 Flashcards

(44 cards)

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organic molecules:

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make up bodies of living organisms
have a carbon based core

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2
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carbon based core has attached groups of atoms called

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functional groups

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3
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the building materials of the body are known as

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macromolecules
(very large)

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4
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four types of macromolecules:

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proteins
nucleic acids
carbohydrates
lipids

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5
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macromolecules are assembled from small components called

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monomers

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6
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assembled chain of monomer is:

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a polymer

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7
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a covalent bond formed between two subunits by removing a hydroxyl group from one and hydrogen from another is called

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dehydration synthesis

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8
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process of disassembling polymers into component monomers (reverse of dehydration synthesis) is called:

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hydrolysis

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9
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proteins are:

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complex macromolecules that are polymers of amino acids

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10
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there are ___ types of amino acids

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20

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11
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amino acids are:

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small molecules with simple structure,
carbon atom which three groups are added

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12
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which 3 groups are added to amino acids

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amino group
carboxyl group
functional group

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13
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covalent bond linking two amino acids together is:

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peptide bond

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14
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assembled polymer is called:

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polypeptide

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15
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four levels of protein structure

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primary
secondary
tertiary
quaternary

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16
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primary structure

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sequence of amino acids in polypeptide chain

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17
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secondary structure

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initial folding of amino acid chains

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18
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tertiary structure

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final 3-D shape of protein

19
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quaternary structure

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spatial arrangement of component polypeptides
has more than one polypeptide chain

20
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changes to the environment of the protein may cause it to unfold or

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denature
(a denatured protein is inactive)

21
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very long polymers that store information

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nucleic acids

22
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nucleic acids are comprised of monomers called

23
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each nucleotide has 3 parts

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5-carbon sugar
phosphate group
nitrogen containing base

24
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there are ____ types of nucleotides

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two types of nucleic acids
deoxyribonucleic acid - DNA Ribonucleic acid - RNA
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the structure of dna is a
double helix
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dna is a double helix because:
there are only two base pairs possible bonds holding together base pair are hydrogen
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structure of dna helps it to function because
having 2 copies means info can be transferred to next gen
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used for energy or sometimes structural molecules:
carbohydrates
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a carbohydrate is a molecule that
contains elements c, h, o in 1.2.1 ratio
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simple carb:
made of one of two monomers
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complex carb:
long polymers
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consists of only one monomer subunit:
monosaccharides (sugar glucose)
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consists of two monosaccharides:
disaccharides (sucrose formed by glucose & fructose)
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long complex carb polymer chains are:
polysaccharides
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plants form___ as energy
starch
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animals form _____ as energy
glycogen
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cellulose is found in
cell walls of plants
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chitin is found in
exoskeleton of invertebrate and cell walls of fungi
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what are lipids
fats and other molecules that are not soluble in water (nonpolar)
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fats two subunits
fatty acids glycerol
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if maximum # of hydrogens are attached fat is called
saturated (butter)
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if there are fewer that maximum hydrogens attached fat is called
unsaturated (oil)
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what make up two membrane layers
phospholipids cholesterol (steroid)