AP Bio - Unit 1: Biochemisty (Macro Molecules)

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What are the 4 macromolecules?
carbohydrates (sugar), lipids, nucleic acids, proteins
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carbohydrate suffix
-ose
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Carbohydrates function
energy and structure
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Carbohydrate properties
CHO (1:2:1), polar, hydrophilic
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carbohydrate structure
hexagon/pentagon with hydroxyl
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mono-sacchride examples
glucose, fructose, galactose
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di-sacchride examples
sucrose, maltose, lactose
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polysacchride examples
starch, fiber, glycogen
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Lipid function
energy, insulation and protection
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lipid properties
non-polar, no monomers, CHO no ratio
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3 types of lipids
triglycerides, phospholipids, steroids/cholestrol
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triglyceride structure
glycerol + 3 fatty acid chains, overall nonpolar
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triglyceride types
saturated and unsaturated
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Phospholipid structure
Phosphate group + glycerol + 2 fatty acids (polar)
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phospholipid function
cell membrane structure
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cholesterol structure
Hydrocarbon tail attached to 4 carbon rings and OH group. nonpolar
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cholesterol function
membrane integrity and hormones
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Nucleic Acid function
store and transmit genetic information
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nucleic acid properties
CHONP, polar
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Nucleic acid monomer name
nucleotide
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nucleotide structure
phosphate group + pentagon (sugar) + nitrogenous base
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nucleic polymers
DNA and RNA
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DNA Structure
double helix
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RNA structure
single helix
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Protien function
enzymes and cell functions
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protein properties
CHONS
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Protein monomer
amino acids
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amino acid structure
amino group + central carbon, hydrogen and R group + carboxylic group
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how many amino acids are there?
20 amino acids, 9 are essential
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how are amino acids bonded
di-peptide bonds
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whats the primary protein structure
chain of amino acids, the order of amino acids determines the structure of the protien
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What's the secondary structure of a protein?
the chain folds on itself, held together with Hydrogen bonds, fold into either a pleated sheet or helix
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What is the tertiary structure of a protein?
R-group interactions, held together with hydrogen bonds, ionic bonds, and di-sulfide bonds
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What's the quaternary structure?
more R-group interactions, globlar protiens, has subgroups/subunits
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whats protein denaturation
the unfolding of a protein/loss of 3rd and 4th group interactions. caused by heat or pH