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unit d - macromolecules

what is dehydration synthsis

making new, taking water out

what is hydrolsis

break down

what are carbohydrates made out of

carbon, hydrogen, oxygen

what are carbohydrates for?

short term engery storage

simple carbs are made out of

monosaccrides/ disaccrides

complex carbs are made of

polysaccrides

cellulose are in?

PLANTS do bot digest

how to test simple carbs?

benedict

what colour does the benedict test become

blue to any colour

what do you test with iodine?

complex carbs

what are lipids for?

long term energy storage

what are lipids made out of?

carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen (CHO)

what are lipids?

FATS.

types of lipids?

phospholipids

triglycerides

what do phospholipids have?

hydrophobic and hydrophilic

what does hydrophilic mean

it loves water!

what does hydrophobic mean?

fear of water

where can we find phospholipids?

in the cell membrane!

what are triglycerides made out of

fatty acids and glycerol !

what are fats

they are from animal orgin and are saturated

what are oils

they are from plants and are UNsaturated

how to tell unsaturated diagram?

C to C double bonds!

how to tell saturated bonds?

C to C singular bonds!

what are the 3 types of lipids

phospholipids

triglycerides

waxes

what do waxes do

they are insoluble in water

where can we find waxes?

in plants and animal fur/feathers

how do can detect lipids

translucency

what are proteins for

enymes

muscles (transport, movement, structural)

what are proteins made out of

amino acids! (CHO + nitrogen)

what is denaturation? (in proteins)

temporary change

what is coagulation (in proteins)

permanent change

how to we detect proteins

Biuret reagent

what are nucleic acids made out of

nucleotide

how much do we need vitamins

very little!!

what are enzymes used for

enzymes help, speed up chemical reactions

waht are 2 important spots for enzymes

the subtrate and active site

what is a substrate

the reactants in a chemical reaction

what is the active site

where the substrate attaches

what is it called whhen the substrate attchaes to the enzyme

enzyme substrate complex

what are the two types of enzymes

lock and key model

induced-fit model

what are two factors that can contribute of changes of enzyme activity

temperature and pH

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