Biochemistry Prelims

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Biochemistry

chemistry of life processes and a study of life at the molecular level

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structural and functional biochemistry

focuses on chemical structures and the 3D arrangements of biomolecules

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informational biochemistry

area that defines the language for storing data and for transmitting that data in cells and organisms

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Bioenergetics

  • study of metabolism

  • also describes the flow of energy in living organisms and how it may be transferred

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4th century B.C. :Chinese

  • Human has 5 elements: water, fire, wood, metal, and earth

  • When all elements are present in balance, this results to good health

  • While an imbalance in elements causes illness

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428-348 B.C.: Early Greeks

  • including Plato explained the body in terms of cosmological theories

  • Diet is important for treatment of diseases

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pepsis

The word digestion is ___ in greek which means inner heat, and is the origin of the word pepsin, a digestive enzyme.

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1800s- Fredrich Wohler

Demonstrate that urea (a compound that had been associated with living cells) could be synthesized from an inorganic compound outside of the cell

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1903- Carl Neuberg

Defined Biochemistry as the Chemistry of Life

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Lab Synthesis of Urea

Wöhler

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Cell theory

Schwann

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James Watson and Francis Crick

Described DNA double helix

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Description of citric acid cycle

Krebs

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Polymers

has a large number of repeating units bonded together

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Jin walks inside a dim building on a sunny day. Once inside, his eyes dilate to allow more light into his eyes. What attribute of life does this represent?

Respond to stimuli

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In the different stages of a pea plant, which characteristics of living things is represented?

Growth and development