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Biochemistry Review Sheet. Biology Class. DISACCHARIDE. MONOSACCHARIDE. AMINO ACID. LIPID. POLYSACCHARIDE. NUCLEOTIDE. GIVE MONOMERS FOR:. Proteins : amino acids Carbohydrates: monosaccharide Nucleic Acids: nucleotides Lipids: fatty acids. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Biochemistry Review Sheet

Biology Class

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DISACCHARIDE

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MONOSACCHARIDE

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AMINO ACID

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LIPID

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POLYSACCHARIDE

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NUCLEOTIDE

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GIVE MONOMERS FOR:

• Proteins: amino acids• Carbohydrates: monosaccharide• Nucleic Acids: nucleotides• Lipids: fatty acids

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Which elements are found mostly in living organisms?

C arbonH ydrogenN itrogenO xygenP hosphorusS ilicon

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pH ranges•pH range of acids: 1-6.99•PH range of bases: 7.01-14•pH for weakest acid: 6.99•pH for weakest base: 7.01

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Name the property of enzymes this represents.

Specific shape

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• What property of enzymes determines function?

Shape• What particular function is taking place?

Synthesis• Define the term ”substrate.”

Molecule that has the chemical reaction

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Define the following:

•Acids: excess H+ ions•Bases: excess OH-ions

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UNSATURATED FATTY ACID

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SATURATED FATTY ACID

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POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACID

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What happens at the active site?

CHEMICAL REACTION

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Why enzymes are important?• A fundamental task of proteins is to act as enzymes

—catalysts that increase the rate of virtually all the chemical reactions within cells.

• Most biological reactions are catalyzed by proteins.

• In the absence of enzymatic catalysis, most biochemical reactions are so slow that they would not occur under the mild conditions of temperature and pressure that are compatible with life.

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• Enzymes accelerate the rates of such reactions by well over a million-fold, so reactions that would take years in the absence of catalyst can occur in fractions of seconds if catalyzed by the appropriate enzyme.

• Cells contain thousands of different enzymes, and their activities determine which of the many possible chemical reactions actually take place within the cell.

Why enzymes are important?

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• Enzymes are essential to sustain life. It work together cooperating with vitamins and minerals and act as a catalyst to accelerate chemical reaction.

• Because most chemical reactions in biological cells would occur too slowly. Enzymes don't only act as a catalyst.

• When the body has an abundance of enzymes, it can protect itself and repair the damage from almost all degenerative disease disorders!

• Without enzymes, we age more quickly, get disease earlier in life, and acquire physical impairments and mental retardation as our bodies degenerate.

• Neither a human being nor an animal can live without enzymatic function. As it were the leading part of the life activities and it is the source.

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List the properties of carbon that enables it to form long chains:

• can bond with 4 atoms• covalent bonding• forms long chains of carbon•has 4 valence electrons

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What is the main element of most molecules in living organisms?

Carbon

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• What property of water allows it to help organisms to cool off and maintain body temperature?

• What property of water keeps lakes and ponds from freezing solid?

Evaporation of sweat carries excess heat from body

Less dense ice floating on top of water as an insulation

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Which property of water does this represent?

POLARITY

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What properties of water make it a universal solvent?

•POLAR•COVALENT

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Enzymes• What does denature mean?

• Which kind of molecule may become denatured?

• How does it become denatured?

nonfunctional

enzymes

Changes in temperature and pH

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List functions of Proteins• Structure:

• Function:hair, horns, muscles, are some examples

hormones, enzymes, and hemoglobin are some examples

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List functions of carbohydrates

• Provide energy• Structure in plants (cellulose)

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List functions of Lipids

• Long term energy storage• Cell membrane structure• Waxes• Steroids• Cushioning• Protection• Insulation

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Name of this reaction isDehydration Synthesis

(Removal of water to join molecules)

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Name of this reaction isHydrolysis

(Using water to split a molecule)