Chapter 3 Macromolecule Test 10/1 Flashcards

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protein grams

A

4

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fat grams

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9

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carb grams

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4

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monomer for a carb?

A

monosaccharide

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polymer for a carb?

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polysaccharide

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5
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What enzyme is found in saliva?

A

Amalyse

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Did dehydration synthesis or hydrolysis occur when the cracker was chewed?

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Hydrolysis

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7
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What color was iodine and what did it indicate?

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Yellow to purple

Indicates starch

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What color was Benedict’s solution and what did it indicate?

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Yellow to green

Indicates glucose

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How does lactose intolerance occur?

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People with lactose intolerance can’t make enough of/any lactase, which helps to digest the lactose sugar. The enzyme is needed to break the bond in lactose

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10
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What are the symptoms of lactose intolerance?

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Gas, bloating, and diarrhea

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What’s the monomer name for a protein?

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An amino acid

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What’s the polymer name for proteins?

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Polypeptides

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What was being tested in the enzyme lab?

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To compare the amount of catalase made by and used by plant vs animal cells. Also, determine what affect cooking the cells has on the activity of catalase.

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What is a catalase?

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Speeds up the enzyme reactions

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How do enzymes work to affect reactions and how activation energy is involved

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There is an active site (which fits into the substrate (which is acted on by the enzyme) like a lock and key). Activation energy is used because it reduces the activation energy requirement

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What’s the monomer name for fats?

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What are polymers of fats called?

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What kind of bonds does a saturated fatty acid have?

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What kind of bonds does an unsaturated fatty acid have?

20
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Examples of saturated fats

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Butter, cheese, whole milk, fatty meats, oils like coconut and palm

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Examples of unsaturated fatty acids

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Pepsin levels of pH

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1-5 best at 3

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Trypsin levels of pH

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4-9 best at 7

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Where is pepsin found?
Stomach
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Where is trypsin found in the digestive system?
Pancreas and large intestine
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Which of the four functional groups are in carbs?
Hydroxyl
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Which of the four functional groups are in proteins?
Amino acids & carboxyl
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Which of the four functional groups are in fats?
Carboxyl