Biochemistry Vocab Flashcards

(30 cards)

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Do not contain carbon and hydrogen at the same time. ________ molecules.

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Inorganic molecules

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My name

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Kyle Gill

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A type of molecule that contains carbon, the key element of life.

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Organic molecules

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A key element of life,can form bonds with itself. Single, double, triple, and ring bonds.

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Carbon

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A liquid that makes up 60-98% of living things, needed for transport of nutrients.

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Water

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5
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Something that helps contain water balance

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Salt

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An equally distributed mixture using a solute and solvent.

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Solution

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What the solute is dissolved in

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Solvent

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The substance being dissolved. Examples are salt or sugar.

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Solute

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9
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Compounds that contain bonds through carbon

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Organic compounds

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10
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Many molecules classified as this;

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Macromolecules

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11
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A full compound of sugar, but with removal of H2O

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Disaccharides

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12
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Half of a sugar compound, but with H2O

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Monosaccharides

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13
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Combination of simple molecules to create a complex one, except with the removal of water.

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Dehydration synthesis

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14
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Addition of H2O to split a disaccharide.

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Hydrolysis

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15
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Also known as fats, these have control over energy. Mostly protecting, storing, and insulating. Saturated, or unsaturated.

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A type of lipid based on cholesterol,and increases testosterone production.

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A double helix that contains instructions for cells. Found in chromosomes.

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A strand made from DNA to pass through the nucleus.

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A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction

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An organic catalyst made of protein.

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Pocket in an enzyme where the substrate fits.

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A molecule that works with an enzyme

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Molecular attraction that holds two substances together

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The effect of molecules sticking to itself, specifically water
Cohesion
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The acids are DNA, found in the nucleus
Nucleic acids
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The idea that an enzyme fits perfectly with what molecule it accepts.
Lock and key model
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The combination of an enzyme and substrate
Enzyme-substrate complex
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The scale in which a substances pH is listed.
pH scale
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When an enzyme begins to lose effect, due to a change in pH or temperature
Denature