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What are the four elements that classify an organism as living?
(Also make up 99% of living matter)
carbon,water, oxygen, and hydrogen
Biochemistry is the________
Chemistry of life
All organic molecules contain...
Carbon
Life requires____ chemical elements
25
Organic Compounds contain ____
Carbon
Two important biochemical processes are_____
Dehydration synthesis and hydrolysis
What does dehydration synthesis mean?
linking of monomers by removing water
What are carbohydrates?
organic molecules that store and transport energy
what are the three types of carbohydrates?
monosaccharides, disccharides, and polysaccharides
what is a monosaccharides?
simple sugars like glucose
how is a monosaccharide transported?
in the blood of animals
What is a disaccharide?
2 monosaccharides
How is a disaccharide transported?
through plants
what is a lipid?
organic molecules that provide long term energy storage, insulation and protection
where is a lipid found?
fats from animals and plants (animal fat is things like bacon and crisco) (plant is like olive)
what is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fats?
saturated have no double bonds between their carbon atoms, and unsaturated have double bonds in their carbon chains
how do organisms get protein?
eating animal proteins like fish, chicken
What happens to proteins when digested?
digested into peptides
Where are proteins stored?
in the blood stream
what are catalysts
molecules that accelerate the rate of reactions, they do this by lowering the energy needed
Do catalysts undergo chemical change?
NO, therefore they can be recycled
If i have a chemical reaction of
AB+CD=AC+BD which are the reactants and which are the products
AB+CD are the reactants and ac+bd are the products
what are enzymes
biogical catalysts made of globular proteins
how do we get enzymes?
our bodies make them
What is a substate?
the material enzyme work on
what often form on enzymes and substrate?
reactions