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what is organic molecules made out of
living organisms
5 main atoms
carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphate, hydrogen
how to atoms become stable
colvent bonds
carbon backbone
organic molecules had them to make stable bonds
functional groups
unique chemical groups added to the carrbon backbone so they can act different and react differently
4 general classes of organic molecules
carbohydrates, nucleic acids, proteins, lipids
what are carbornhydrates, nucleic acids, and proteins
polymer
what creates polymer
small blocks of monomer
what are carbonhydrates
sugar
simple sugar
glucose (blood sugar), galactose (milk), frutose (honey & fruits)
what is simple sugar also known as
monosaccharides
disaccharides
2 sugar
what are the disaccharides
lactose, sucrose, maltose
lactose
dairy (glucose+ galactose)
sucrose
table sugar (glucose+ frutose)
maltose
grains (glucose+glucose)
polysaccharides
3+ sugar
what are the polysaccharides
glycogen, starch, cellulose
glycogen
found in animals & is stored in the liver & muscle
starch
plants naturally have it, humans can find it in plant based food
cellulose
found in plants, humans can not digest, act like fiber to help move food through our digestive track
nucleic acids
long chains (polymers) made from nucleotide monomers
polymers
long chains
nucleotides (long chains)
DNA or RNA
what does DNA make
protein
adenosine triphosphate (ATP)
a special nucleotide that powers our functions in our body
proteins
helps do things in the body, provides structure, long chains of amino acid
how many animo acids do humans have
20
what are 12 of the animo acid do
they are non-esstenials and they are made by the body
what do the other 8 amino acids do
are essentials to the body, and we get it from eating
what happens when protein grows
they bend and fold
lipids (fat)
hydrophobic (nonpolar), made from carbon and hydrogen
type of lipids
glycerides, phospholipids, cholesterol & steroids, and waxes
glycerides
fat & oils, liquid=oils, solid=fats
phospholipids
cell membrane