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Macromolecules

Large molecules made of many covalent bonds



Carbs, Proteins, Nucleic Acids (Polymers built from Monomers)


Lipids (Not made from monomers)


Dehydration Reaction (Synthesis)

Two monomers bonded close together (loose water)

Hydrolysis

Polymers broken to monomers



Requires water

Carbohydrates

Monomer --> Monosaccharide



Simple sugar: Glucose



Fuel for the body



Polymer --> Polysaccharide



Complex carbs



Glycosidic linkage: Bonds between monosaccharides

Polysaccharides

Where excess glucose is stored


-Starch: Plants (Store xtra glucose)


-Glycogen: Animals (Store xtra sugar)


-Only so much glucose can be stored the rest becomes fat


-2nd Fuel Source


-Muscles/Liver


-Plant Cell Walls: Cellulose (Fiber)


-Most animals can't digest


-Herbivores: Symbiotic relationship with microbes(How they can live on plants)


-Fiber Cleans Intestines!


Protein

Monomer: Amino Acids


Polymer: Polypeptide


Peptide Bond: Bond between amino acids


Can be made up of more than one polypeptide


Support, Storage, Communication, Movement


Proteins/Diet: Essential (Ones you need), Non Essential (Ones you make yourself--> Liver)

Excess Protein

Can't be stored, needs to be broken down or turned into fat

Protein Structure: Primary

Starts to build the protein


Unique sequence of AA : Bonded together


DNA Based


Determines structure/function of a protein

Secondary

AA becomes folded into coils/folds


H bonds


Alpha Helix: Coil


Beta Pleated Sheet: Fold

Tertiary

Peptide folded into final shape


-H bonds


-Ionic Bonds


-Covalent


-Van der Waals interaction


-Hydrophobic interactions


*Whats holding it


Quaternary

Only occurs with two or more polypeptides



EX: Collagen, Hemoglobin