L2: Biomechainical Reactions Flashcards

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What happens when functional groups react?

A

They form larger molecules.

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2
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What are the two posisble types of reactions between functional groups?

A

Hyrolysis and condensation

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3
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What is hydrolysis?

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The addition of a molecule of water that breaks a large molecule into two smaller ones.

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4
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What is condensation?

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The removal of a wayer molecule which joins two small molecules into one large one.

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5
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What are ether linkages

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A formation when two alcohols combine together

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6
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What is the formation of ethers common in?

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Carboydrates (sugars)

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What do ethers always form between?

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Always a hydroxyl group + hyroxyl forming glycocidic linkage

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8
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Describe an ether linkage

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CH3OH + C2H5OH – CH3OC2H5 + H2O

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9
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When a water molecule is given off, what type of reaction is this?

A

Dehydration

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10
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What types of reactions does dehydration form?

A

Glycocidic linkage

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11
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How can an ether linkage be identified?

A

The presence of an oxygen atom between two carbon atoms

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12
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Whats a reverse of a “formation of ether”

A

Deconstruction of ether

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13
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Example of a deconstruction of ether

A

H20 + CH3OC2H5 – CH3OH + C2H5OH

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14
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What breaks down gycolcitic linkages?

A

Water molecules

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15
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What is a formation of ESTERS

A

Alcohol and carbonic acid combining resulring in the fomation of triglycerides (fats)

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16
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What do esters always form between?

A

Hydroxyl + Carbonxyl – ester bonding

17
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What are esters common in?

A

Fats (glycerides, steriods, waxes)

18
Q

Example of esters?

A

CH3OG + CH3COOH – CH3OCOCH3 + H2O

19
Q

What type of reaction is an ester reaction?

A

Condensation reaction (water is product)

20
Q

What is another word for a condensation reaction?

A

Dehyrdration Reaction

21
Q

How are phosphate ester linkages formed

A

Alscohol reacts with phosphoric acid

22
Q

Where are phosphate ester linkages common

A

Nucleac acids (DNA + RNA)

23
Q

How are phosphate ester linkages formed?

A

Hydroxyl + phospahte group— phosphate ester linkage + water

24
Q

What is a phosphate ester linkage

A

Phosphate double bonded to one oxygen and single bonded to one oxygen

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Example of phosphate ester
CH3OH + H3PO4 --- CH3OPO3H2 + H2O
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Why are peptide linkages so important?
Make protien molecules in living organisms
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How are peptide linkages formed
Amino acid + amino acid --- protien
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How must amino acids be formated to create peptide bonds?
The amino end of one with the carboxyl end of another must face eachother
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Where are peptide bonds common
Protienns
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Example of peptide bond
NH2CH2COOH + NH2CH2COOK --- NH2CH2CONHCH2COOH + H2O
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What type of reaction is a peptide bond?
Dehydration reaction
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How many waters do two amino acids form
1 water
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How many waters do three amino acids fomr
2 watwea