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contain Carbon, hydrogen and oxygenlipids-elements
EX: fat, steriods, oils, wax, cholesterollipids-EX
they are non-polarlipids-polar or nonpolar?
monomers- 3 fatty acids and glycerollipids-monomers
functions: store energy, insulation, cushion, boundarylipids-functions
more htan one double bondpoly unsaturated
NO double bondssaturated
has less than maximum # of hydrogensunsaturated
CHNOPNucleic acids-elements
DNA and RNANA-2 kinds
monomers: nitrogen base, sugar, and phosphateNAmonomers
found in the nucleus of the cellNA-location
CHONSproteins-elements
functions: provides a cell with almost everything it does, structual support, storag, transport of other substances, signaling from one part of the organism to the other, defensse against a foreign substanceproteins-functions
monomers (building blocks)_ amino acidsproteins -monomers
protiens that serve a catalyst (hleps break down food)enzymes-what are they?
they are a protein compoundenzymes-compund
something that helpds out and speeds up a reaction without changing itself and never endingcatalyst-what is it?
characteristics- shape determines its functionenzymes- characteristics
what is being broken upsubstrate
active sitewhere the rxn occurs
denaturing-mean?if the temp is too high or the PH is too high then enzymes will not fit, become inactive
best temp for enzymes to work40 degrees C
# of amino acids20
a bond between 2 adjacent amino acidspeptide bonds
2 amino acids bonded toetherdipeptide
a long chain consisting of amino acids bonded togetherpolypeptide
unique sequence of amino acidslinear
segments repeatedly coiled or foled in patterns than contribute to the proteins overall conformationsecondary
superimposed patterns of secondary structure-consists of irregular contortions from bonding between side of chain and amino acidstertiary
the overall protein structure that results from the aggregation of these polypeptide subunitsquarternary
OHhydroxyl group
C=Ocarbonyl group
H-N-Hamino group
O=C-OHcarboxyl group
alcohols and sugarshydroxyl group (EX)
sugarsCarboxyl group (EX)
amio acids / urea in urineamino group (EX)
acidscarbxylgroup (EX)
EX- bonding amino acids, disaccharridesdehydration synthesis
hydrolysis (EX)induced fit hypothesis
glucose + glucose=maltose (Malt sugar)
glucose + fructose=sucrose (table sugar)
glucose + galactose =lactose (milk sugar)
can fornm 4 single covalent bondscarbon (how many single cvelent bonds can it form?
COOHcarboxyl goup
reesults from cohesiveness of the water moleculessurface tension
capillary actionspreadig of water along a substance due to its adhesive and cohesive properties
imbibitiondrinking up- swell or increase innn volume as a result of adhesion between them and water molecules
what group does enzymes belong to?proteins
cellilosecarbo
galactosecarbo
starchcarbo


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