ch 5 review

studied byStudied by 78 People
5.0(7)
Get a hint
hint

macromolecule

1/60

Tags & Description

this is another knowt im making as studying you can just ignore it

Studying Progress

New cards
60
Still learning
0
Almost done
0
Mastered
0
60 Terms
New cards

macromolecule

a giant molecule (containing multiple elements) that contains a large number of covalently-connected atoms

New cards
New cards

amino acids carbohydrates lipids nucleic acids

four types of macromolecules (alphabetical order)

New cards
New cards

polymer

a long molecule consisting of many similar or identical building blocks... LINKED BY COVALENT BONDS, also made up by smaller units called monomers

New cards
New cards

combine water

condensation reaction means c_________, create _______ molecule

New cards
New cards

splitting

hydrolysis is s_________, bonds are broken

New cards
New cards

monosaccharides disaccharides polysaccharides

three types of carbohydrates (in the order they're on the packet)

New cards
New cards

glucose galactose ribose fructose

name the monosaccharides

New cards
New cards

sucrose maltose lactose

name the disaccharides

New cards
New cards

maltose

glucose + glucose =

New cards
New cards

lactose

glucose + galactose =

New cards
New cards

sucrose

glucose + fructose =

New cards
New cards

1 less

when joining carbohydrates there will always be _ (number) ____ (more/less) than the number you started with

New cards
New cards

cellulose chitin starch glycogen

name the polysaccharides

New cards
New cards

fats phospholipids steriods

name the types of lipids

New cards
New cards

ester

what kind of bond for fats

New cards
New cards

double unsaturated solidification room

the _______ bond in ___________ fat prevents ________ at ________ temp

New cards
New cards

phospholipid bilayer/plasma membrane

phospholipids are a major component in...

New cards
New cards

4

how many fused ring in a steroid?

New cards
New cards

carbon hydrogen oxygen

carbohydrates made up of...

New cards
New cards

carbon hydrogen oxygen

lipids made up of...

New cards
New cards

phosphorus oxygen nitrogen carbon hydrogen

nucleic acids made up of...

New cards
New cards

carbon hydrogen oxygen nitrogen sulfer

proteins made up of... and SSSSSSometimes...

New cards
New cards

fast regulates

function of carbohydrates... f______ energy for your body, __________ blood sugar

New cards
New cards

cell cell

function of carbohydrates, ______ to _______ recognition

New cards
New cards

structure

function of carbohydrates, cell s_________

New cards
New cards

break fatty acids

function of carbohydrates, ________ down ________ _______

New cards
New cards

long energy

function of lipids, ________ term _______ storage

New cards
New cards

protection organs

function of lipids, p________ of _________

New cards
New cards

plasma membrane

function of lipids, part of the p______ ___________

New cards
New cards

store transmit

function of nucleic acids, ______ AND _________ genetic info

New cards
New cards

enzymes activation

function of proteins (which are made up by amino acids), _________ increase the rate of chemical reactions by lowering _________ energy

New cards
New cards

hemogloebin

function of proteins, ___________ transports oxygen

New cards
New cards

viruses

function of proteins, fight off _______ with antibodies

New cards
New cards

hormones

function of proteins, create some __________

New cards
New cards

adenine guanine

what are the purines

New cards
New cards

cytosine uracil thymine

what are the pyrimidines

New cards
New cards

2

how many bonds between a and t

New cards
New cards

3

how many bonds between c and g

New cards
New cards

A G T T C G A C

sense strand of dna to antisense... T C A A G C T G

New cards
New cards

U C A A G C U C

sense strand of dna to rna... T C A A G C T C

New cards
New cards

U C A A G C U G

antisense strand of dna to rna... A G T T C G A C

New cards
New cards

peptide

what kind of bond for proteins

New cards
New cards

phosphodiester

what kind of bond for nucleotides

New cards
New cards

hydrophobic

what is the one trait that all lipids have in common? they are __________

New cards
New cards

glycogen

What is the polysaccharide used by animals to store glucose?

New cards
New cards

chitin

Which polysaccharide makes up the exoskeleton of insects?

New cards
New cards

fructose

Which monosaccharide is the sweetest?

New cards
New cards

ose

Sugars all end with what three letter ending?

New cards
New cards

3

how many fatty acids in fat?

New cards
New cards

2

how many fatty acids in phospholipids?

New cards
New cards

glycosidic

sugar bond

New cards
New cards

catabolic

is hydrolysis a catabolic or anabolic rxn?

New cards
New cards

anabolic

is condensation rxn an anabolic or catabolic rxn

New cards
New cards

hydrophobic

contributes to stability of tertiary structure of protein: h____________ interactions

New cards
New cards

van der waal

contributes to stability of tertiary structure of protein: ____ _____ ________ interactions

New cards
New cards

hydrogen ionic peptide

contributes to stability of tertiary structure of protein: h________, i________, p________ bonds

New cards
New cards

disulfide

contributes to stability of tertiary structure of protein: _________ bridges

New cards
New cards

circles peptide

primary structure drawing: a bunch of _________ connected by ________ bonds

New cards
New cards

hydrogen

secondary structure drawing: zigzag connected by _______ bonds, also it is a B pleated sheet

New cards
New cards

quaternary

2 or more proteins working together is what structure

New cards