Bio Chemistry Section 3

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Macromolecules are formed by-

Polymerization

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What is the polymer of Carbohydrate is called?

Monosaccharide

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Chitin and Cellulose are considered structural polymers of this macromolecule  

Carbohydrate

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are made of glycerol and fatty acids  

Lipids

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What kind of macromolecule are Enzyme 

Protein

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Muscles, nails, and hair are examples of this macromolecule

Protein

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Which macromolecule is main source of energy for us?

Carbohydrate

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Which macromolecule is used for storing energy for long time?

Lipid

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Water is removed to join Monomers to form polymers in a process called

Dehyrdation synthesis

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Water is added, Polymers are broken down into Monomers by a process called

Hydrolysis

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Carbohydrates are used for

main source of energy

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What are the different types of saccharide for a monomer?

Monosaccharide, Disaccharide, Polysaccharide

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Disaccharide

2 monosaccharides bonded

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Polysaccharide

giant Polymers of linked monosaccharides

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Lipids are used for

Long term energy storage

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Lipids are apart of-

The biological membrane

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The Biological membrane is made up of-

Phoshpolipids

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Phospholipids are formed by-

bonding Glycerol with a Fatty Acid Chain

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Hydrophilic head means

Water loving and attracts water molecules, helping to form the structure of biological membranes.

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Hydrophobic Tail

Water fearing and repels water molecules, providing stability to the biological membrane.

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Saturated

C’s are bonded by single bonds, contains maximum number of Hydrogen atoms, usually solid.

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Unsaturated

One pair of C’s bonded by a double bond and usually a liquid

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Polyunsaturated

More than one pair of C’s bonded by a double bond

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Because of the Hydrophilic head and the Hydrophobic tail, phospholipids are-

Selectively permeable

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A nucleic acids is a-

Polymer

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Nucleic acids are used to-

Store or transmit hereditary or genetic information

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A nucleotide is a-

monomer, joined to form a nucleic acids (polymer)

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What are the 3 components of a Nucleic acid?

5 carbon sugar, a phosphate group, and a nitroglycerin base (A,G,C,T)

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Amino acid is a-

monomer

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Amino acids are linked by

Peptide bonds to form proteins

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