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Carbon Biochemistry
Capable of bonding 4 times to something else 4 single bonds, and any variation (2 single 1 double, etc)
frosm long chain-like backbone or ring
Carbon functional group
Monomer: single subunits
Polymer: long chains of monomers
Highly unstable, therefore highly reactive
highly attractive to organic (carbon/hydrogen) molecules
dehydration synthesis
organic molecules joined (synthesized) by removing (de) water

in solution
hydrolysis
organic molecules broken (lyse) by adding water in solution
Carbs
carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
simple sugar (glucose) to complex (starch)
monosaccharide =
one sugar molecule

glucose, fructose, galactose, ribose
polysaccharide
many sugar molecules bonded together (lots of monosaccharides)

Starch in plants, glycogen, cellulose in plant structure; chitin in exoskeletons or arthropods
lipids
carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
hydrophobic; insoluable in water
store energy
fats have__________
more energy storage than sugars, but weight less
saturated fats
maximum # of single hydrogen bonds
unsaturated
some double bonds (oils)
phospholipids
hydrophobid "tails" and hydrophillic "heads" = cell membranes
other fats
steroids
cholesterold
hormones (non much difference between testosterone and estrogen)
proteins
carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen
amino acid is the building block
denaturation: chemically or thermally breaking protein bonds
protein structure
primary: order of amino acids
secondary: folding, bending, or pleating
tertiary: globbing arms around each other, hydrogen and disulfide bonds
quarternary: globular=hemoglobin, strangs=collagen (four globs bonded together)
nucleotides/nucleic acids
carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus
nucleic acid
nucleotide is building block of nucleic acid
ATP-adenosine triphosphate is a nucleotide
DNA and RNA are nucleic acids (different sugar groups + nucleotides)
DNA
deoxyribonucleic acid
nucelotides: guanine, adenine, cytosine, and thymine

G-C
T-A
RNA
ribonucleic acid
nucleotides: G, A, C, Uracil

G-C
A-U