Chemistry of Life

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-ase

enzyme

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-hydra

water

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philia

love

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cyto

cell

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lys

breakdown

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phobia

fear

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di

two

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mono

one

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photo

light

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hemo

blood

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ose

sugar

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poly

many

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what is a polymer

a large moleule

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what is a monomer

building blocks that make up a polymer

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what elements make up carbohydrates

carbon, hydrogen, oxygen

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what elements make up a lipid

carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and phosphorus

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what elements make up proteins

carbon hydrogen oxygen nitrogen and sulfur

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what elements make up nucleic acids (DNA and RNA)

carbon hydrogen oxygen nitrogen and phosphorus

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what are the 4 examples of carbohydrates

starch, glycogen, cellulose, and chitin

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lipids consist of what 2 parts

hydrophilic head and hydrophobic tail

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what are the most common functions of lipids`

long term storage and forming cell membranes

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what is the difference between oils and fats

oils are liquid and fats are solid at room temperature

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what is the cell membrane made of

phospholipids

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what the difference between hydrophilic and hydrophobic

hydrophilic- loves water hydrophobic- hates water

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unsaturated fats have _____ _____

double bonds

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what elements can be found in amino acids

carbon hydrogen oygen nitrogen and sulfur

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amino acids are held together by what

peptide bonds

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what does the primary structure allow you to see

the individual amino acids (beads)

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what does the secondary structure allow you to see

the thing as a whole (necklace)

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what does the tertiary unit allow you to see

a single subunit of a protein (globular)

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what does the quaternary structure allow you to see

multiple subunits

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an enzyme is what type of macromolecule

protein

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a starch is what type of macromolecule

carbohydrate

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what are the three components of nucleic acids

phosphatee group, 5-carbon sugar, and nitrogen base

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what are the two type o nucleic acids

DNA and RNA (DNA is double stranded and RNA is single stranded)

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what are the 5 types of nucleotide bases

A C T G U

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DNA forming DNA

DNA Replication

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DNA forming RNA

transcription

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RNA forming proteins

translation

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meth

1 carbon

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eth

2 carbons

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prop

3 carbons

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but

4 carbons

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pent

5 carbons

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hex

6 carbons

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-ane

single bonds

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-ene

double bonds

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-yne

triple bonds