Chapter 3 - Molecules of Life: Part 2 Flashcards

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1
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Proteins are bodybuilding _ essential in our diet.

A

Macromolecules.

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2
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Proteins have a variety of functions including …

A
  • grow
  • repair
  • replace
  • store energy
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3
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Amino Acids are the _ block of Proteins.

A

Building.

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4
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How many Amino Acids are there ?

A

20

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5
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How many Amino Acids can we not make ( aka the essentials ) ?

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9

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6
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How many Amino Acids do we naturally produce ?

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11

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7
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Amino Acids are composed of …

A

C, H , O , N

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8
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Amino Acids differ in _ chain composition.

A

Side

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9
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Complete Proteins contain …

A

All the essential Amino Acids and usually from animals.

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10
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Incomplete Proteins often contain …

A

Plant sources

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11
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Complementary Proteins are often …

A

eaten together yielding all the essential amino acids.

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12
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A protein’s function is influenced by what shape ?

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It’s Three- Dimension shape.

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13
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Denaturation is …

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an extreme change in weather or pH that unfolds protein shape and function.

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14
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What breaks stuff down and controls chemical reactions?

A

Enzymes.

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15
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Most enzymes end with what ?

A

“-ase”

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16
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The “push” reactions need is called …

A

Activation Energy

17
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Enzymes act as a catalyst by doing what ?

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Lowering the Activation Energy.

18
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Can Enzymes be reused ?

19
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Temperature, pH, substrate concentration, and inhibitors and activators influence what ?

A

Enzyme Activity.

20
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Reaction rates increase at higher
_ ?

A

Temperatures.

21
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An Inhibitor _ reaction rates.

22
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An Activator _ reaction rates.

23
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Incorrect amino acid sequence, description, and loss of function are related to

A

Misspelled Proteins

24
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Non functional enzymes are responsible for …

A

Diseases and Psychological problems.

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What are the building blocks of nucleic acids ?
Nucleotides.
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Nucleotides are composed of these three molecules ...
Sugar, Phosphate group, and Nitrogenous base.
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Do Nucleic Acids carry genetic information ?
Yes.
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DNA and RNA are the two types of ...
Nucleic Acids.
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The sequence bases in DNA is ...
A (adenine), G (guanine), C (cytosine), T ( thymine).
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DNA holds _ info to build an organism.
Genetic.
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DNA bases are connected by _ bonds.
Hydrogen.
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The Base Pairing are _ with T and C with _ .
A with T , C with G.
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DNA is shaped like a ...
Ladder.
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RNA is a universal _ .
Translator.
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RNA is a _ molecule.
Sugar.
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RNA is _ stranded unlike DNA which is double stranded.
Single.
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U (uracil) replaces T (thymine) in DNA or RNA ?
RNA.