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isotopeatom with the same number of protons but a different no. of neutrons
Acidcompound that dissociates in water and yields H+ ions
basecompound thaqt dissociates in water and yields OH - ions
hydroxide groupX-OH common in alcohols
amino groupX-NH2 common in amino acids
carboxyl groupX-COOH common in amino acids and other organic molecules
methyl groupX-CH2 common in organic molecules
aldehyde groupX-COH common in sugars
sulfhydryl groupX-S-H common in proteins
ketone groupX-CO-X common in sugars
phosphate groupX-H2-PO4 common energy carriers of cells
MonosaccharidesA simple sugar or carbohydrate which cannot be broken dwon ino sumpler sugars
DisaccharidesDouble sugar or a combination of two simple sugars molecules,
Lipidsorganic compounds that dissolve poorly, hydrophobic, (fats & oils)
ProteinsComplex molecule made of C-H-O-N sometimes P and S held together by petpide bonds
Primary Structure of Proteinsthe number, type, and sequence of peptide bonds
Secondary Structure of Proteinssame bond angles repeated in successive amino acids which gives the linear molecules a recurrent structural pattern
Tertiary Structure of ProteinsThree-dimensional folding pattern, which is super-imposed on the secondary structure.
Quaternary Structuremanner in which two or more independently folded subuints fit together
Nucleotidescomplex molecules made of nitrogenous base, a 5-carbon sugar, and a phosphate group
DNAchromosomes and genes main component
RNAnucleic acid involved in protein synthesis
enzymeprotein catalyst that lowers the amount of activation energy needed for a reaction
Coenzymemetal ions or non-proteinaceous organic molecules that bind briefly and loosely to some enzymes
Cofactororganic or inorganic substance, especially an ion, that is required for the function of an enzyme
Polypeptide bondcondensation reaction between the COOH group and the NH2 groups of amino acids
covalent bondatoms share electrons
ionic bondatoms loose or gain electons, held together by opposite charges
polar covalent bondthe charge is distributed asymmetrically within the bond
Hydrogen bondsingle hydrogen atom is shared between two electronegative atoms, usually nitrogen or oxygen

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