BIOLOGICAL MACROMOLECULES : CARBOHYDRATES

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what are carbohydrates ( CH2O) composed of

carbon, hydrogen and oxygen

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what are the monomers of carbohydrates

monosaccharides

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what are monosaccharides

the simplest form of carbohydrates that cannot be further hydrolyzed to smaller subunits

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what are disaccharides

two sugars joined together

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what are olgiosaccharides

short chain of monosaccharides

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what are polysaccharides

many sugars joined together

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what are some examples of monosaccharides

glucose, fructose, galactose

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what are some examples f disaccharides

sucrose

lactose

maltose

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what are some examples of olgiosaccharides

raffinose, stachyose

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what are some examples of polysaccharides

starch, glycogen and cellulose

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<p>what is the location of aldose sugar in a monosaccharide (carbonyl group)</p>

what is the location of aldose sugar in a monosaccharide (carbonyl group)

at the end

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<p>what is the location of the ketose sugar in a monosaccharide (carbonyl group)</p>

what is the location of the ketose sugar in a monosaccharide (carbonyl group)

the middle

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<p>what number is triose</p>

what number is triose

three carbons

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<p>what number is tetrose</p>

what number is tetrose

four carbons

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<p>what number is pentose</p>

what number is pentose

five carbons

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<p>what number is hexose</p>

what number is hexose

six carbons

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<p>how many carbons does fructose have </p>

how many carbons does fructose have

6

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what monosaccharides are hexoses

glucose, fructose, galactose

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what monosaccharides are pentoses

deoxyribose and ribose

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where is the hydroxyl group pointed in glucose

downwards

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where is the hydroxyl group pointed in galactose

upwards

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how do diasaccharides form

when two monosaccharides are linked in a dehydration reaction

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<p>the formation of the glycosidic linkage between two alpha glucoses are pointed</p>

the formation of the glycosidic linkage between two alpha glucoses are pointed

downwards

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the formation between a beta galactose and a beta glucose is pointed

upwards

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if a alpha and a beta sugar get together,

it will become a beta sugar

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plants store sugar as

starch

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animals store sugar as

glycogen

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what is cellulose

a polysaccharide found in the cell walls of plants. it is also the polymer of beta glucose monomers

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what bonds are found in cellulose

hydrogen

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what makes chitin so special

it contains nitrogen

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functions of carbohydrates

long term storage of chemical energy

ready energy source

form cell wall

involved in intracellular interactions between animal cells