Biological Molecules Flashcards

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What are the hexose monosaccharides

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Galactose,fructose,alpha and beta glucose

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What does a condensation reaction between two monosaccharides cause

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Disaccharide- maltose sucrose and galactose

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What is the covalent bond between two monosaccharides

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Glycosidic bond

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What is a polysaccharide

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Made from many monosaccharides
Shape depends on bonds inside polysaccharide

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Cellulose

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Straight chain polysaccharide
Made up of beta glucose momemers
Provides rigidity to cell wall
Cellulose chains lie parallel to each other forming hydrogen bonds between them

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Starch/ glycogen

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Coiled/ branched- made up of alpha glucose monomer
Storage molecules- compact due to their coiled structure dont effect water potential due to being insoluble
Used in respiration- many ends for hydrolysing enzymes due to sections being highly branched

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What are all monosaccharides

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Reducing sugars- detected by Benedict’s test

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Benedict’s test

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  • grind sample with water
    add same volume of Benedict’s reagent
    Heat
    Positive test- orange/ brown solution
    Negative- remains blue
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9
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glucose + glucose

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maltose

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10
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glucose+fructose

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sucrose

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glucose+galactose

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lactose

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what happens during a condensation reaction

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a molecule of water is eliminated to form a bond between two molecules

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13
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glycosidic bond

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condensation reaction between two monosaccharides.

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15
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What are fatty acids made of

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Long chain of carbons with lots of hydrogens attached- hydrocarbon chain, carboxyl group

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What is a triglyceride

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3 fatty acids+ glycerol

17
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Bond between glycerol and fatty acid

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Saturated fatty acid

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No double bonds between their carbon atoms

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Unsaturated fatty acids

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One or more carbon double bond

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Properties of fatty acids

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1) high ratio of hydrogen and carbon to oxygen
2) large
3) non polar

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Functions of triglycerides

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High C H:O ratio- energy source via respiration
Low mass: energy ratio -energy storage molecule

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Is a triglyceride insoluble or soluble

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Insoluble- doesn’t effect water potential

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What is a phospholipid

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Glycerol+2 fatty acids+ phosphate group

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Is a phospholipid hydrophobic or hydrophilic
Head - hydrophilic Tails-hydrophobic
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What is a peptide bond
Bond between two amino acids
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Result of two amino acids joined together
Dipeptide
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Polypeptide+polypeptide
=protein
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Primary structure of a protein
Sequence of amino acids in a polypeptide chain
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Secondary structure of amino acid
Folding of poly peptide chain Alpha helix,beta pleated sheets because of hydrogen bonds
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Tertiary structure of protein structure
Coiled and folded further More bonds form such as Ionic bonds- negatively and positively charges r group Disulfide- sulfur Hydrophobic and hydrophilic- Hydrogen bonds 3d structure formed
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Quaternary structure of protein structure
When two or more polypeptide chains join together
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What ponds are between water molecules
Hydrogen