Chapter 4- Carbon and Molecular Diversity of Life

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Of the Bulk elements CHNOPS, if we exclude water

Carbon is the most abundant element in living systems

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Carbon

The main component of organic molecules (carbohydrates, proteins, nucleic acids, and lipids)

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Organic molecules

Any molecules with covalently linked carbon and hydrogen atoms

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Hydrocarbons

Organic molecules made of only Carbon and Hydrogen atoms

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Carbons ability to form 4 bonds makes it

flexible “atomic building block” for a variety of molecules

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What are the carbon “backbones” of organic molecules

Carbon Backbone length, position of double bonds, brands points, Linear vs. ring forms

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Functional groups

groups of atoms that relative/functional and commonly found together

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<p>7 functional groups in biology 1) </p>

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Methyl Group

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Hydroxyl group

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Carbonyl Group

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Carboxyl Group

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Amino Group

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Phosphate group

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Sulfhydryl Group