Biology-Organic/Inorganic Compounds

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Biology-Organic/Inorganic Compounds

Function of a Protien
consists of one or more polypeptides that have been precisely twisted, folded, and coiled into a unique shape
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Function of a Protien consists of one or more polypeptides that have been precisely twisted, folded, and coiled into a unique shape
Naming Enzymes enzymes are custom made to match certian molecues (add ase to the end.) examples would be protease breaks down protiens
Ose Words ending in ose (glucose, fructose) are sugars
Ase Words ending in ase (lactase, protease) are enzymes
Enzyme protiens that acts as catalyts for intermediate metabolic reactions. they allow chemical reactions to take place with less activation energy
just got to know electrons want to be with protons, and to do so they need to break a bond. before that bond is broken there is a lot of potiential energy. Once the bond is broken the energy released is the energy used to do work
ATP (Adenosin Triphosphate) contains nucleotides. Its structure consists of adenosine and a tail of 3 phosphates
Adenosine adenine + ribose
Nucleotide Phosphate-Sugar-Base
Nucleic Acid complex organic molecules made up of sugar, phosphate, and nitrogeneous base that stores information. ex. RNA & DNA
Pigments lipid structures with a metal atom at the center which determines the color. example would be chlorophyl
Peptide Bond 2 amino acids bond by a condensation reaction where H from the amine bond from which OH from the carboxyl bond to form water and a depiptide
Protiens most structurally complex molecules known. have complex 3D shape
Polypeptide long chain of amino acids
Phospholipids found in the cell membrane. they help control the movement of matter in and out of the cell membrane
Steriods lipids consisting of 4 carbon rings that are insoluble in water/ Examples- hormones and cholestrol
Types of Lipids 1.Triglycerides 2.Waxes 3.Phospholipids 4.Steriods 5.Pigments
Wax a type of lipid made up of a long fatty acid joined by a long alcohol chain.
Triglycerides a macromolecule consisting of 3 fatty acid and a glycerol molecule. the 3 fatty acids bonf to the glycerol through a condensation reaction
Catalyst any subsatnce that speeds up a chemical reaction without being used up in the reaction
Inorganic Compounds generally derived from non-living things, and don't contain carbon.
Polysaccharide Starches.... example-glycogen
Carbon Compounds form up to 4 covalent bonds with other elements
Functional Groups additional atomic groups that may bond to hydrocarbons. (cluster of atoms)
Amino Nitrogen and 2Hydrogen.
Phosphate Phosphorus 4to the third power Oxygen... (sorry cant do subscripts)
Water Uses Solvent, Heat Control, Osmosis, Homeostasis, Diffusion Meduim of Molecules, and Removes Waste
Monosaccharides smaller molecules that contain carbon, hyrdrogen and oxygen. A.K.A Simple Sugars
Carbohydrates Carbon 2Hydrogen Oxygen. Purpose- short energy source
Polymers broken down by a hydrolysis reaction in which a molecule is added when a bond is broken
Disaccharide Double Sugar...examples- sucrose, lactose
Hydroxyl OH
Organic Compounds Derived from living or once living things that in most cases contain carbon
Hydrocarbons Organic compouns- hydrogen and carbon bonds may be chained, branched, or rings
Carboxyl Carbon Oxygen Oxygen Hydrogen
Monomer a simple molecule that can be bonded together by a condensation reaction to form polymers

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