LIVING ENVIORMENT: biochem Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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inorganic compounds

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compounds that do not have carbon and hydrogen together (H2O)

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Organic compounds

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compounds that contain carbon & hydrogen together (CO2)

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3
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monosaccarides

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means only one sugar

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4
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disaccarides

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means two sugars put togehter

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5
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polysaccarides

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3 or more simple sugars

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6
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dehydration synthesis

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removing water to create bigger molecules

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7
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dehydration

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losing water synthesis : building molecules

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8
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hydrolisis

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splitting substances into smaller molecules by adding water

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9
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polymore

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anything composed or repeated units (basically means polysaccaires, disaccarides, monosaccarides)

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10
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dipeptide

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two amino acids joined together by dehydration synthesis

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11
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polypeptide

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many amino acids joined together by peptide bonds

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12
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enzyme

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a protein catalyst that increases the rate of reaction

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catalyst

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speeds up the rate of chemical reactions

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14
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substrate

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the substrate is what the enzyme acts upon

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15
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Enzyme/substrate complex

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the enzyme and the substrate join together to form

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16
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lock and key model

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the substrate and active site of the enzyme fit together like a lock and key

17
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denaturisation

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the active site changes shape the enzyme cannot join with the substrate

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PH

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the measure of of the concentration hydrogen ions in a substance

19
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ensymes end in __ suffix

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carbohydrates end in __

21
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how can temp affect ensymes

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can change the enzymes shape which will cause it too denurture

22
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what does an ensyme do

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it speeds up the chemical reactions in your body

23
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fatty acids

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are the building blocks for fat in our body

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lipids

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essential for living lipids are fats, lipids are hormones, oil, fats etc

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amino acids
building blocks of protein
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protein
essential for living the main function is to grow and repair cells
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benedicts test for
gluclose starts off blue turns orange
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Iodine test for
starch it starts off amber turns blue/black
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biurites test for
protein starts blue turns purple or brick orange
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examples for carbohydrates:
bread, pasta, patatos
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example for proteins:
meat, eggs, fish, milk