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Four Most Frequently Occurring Chemical Elements
Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, & Nitrogen
Sulfur
Found in proteins to maintain their 3-dimensional shape.
Iron
Found in haemoglobin, a RBC protein that binds oxygen.
Water as a Coolant
Evaporation can have a cooling effect (i.e. sweat)
Water as a Transport Medium
Strong forces can be exerted to suck columns of water up transport systems (i.e. xylem of plants)
Water as a Solvent
Most chemical reactions in organisms are dissolved in water; most metabolic reactions use water as a medium.
Draw the synthesis of a dipeptide from two amino acids. Label an amine group, a carboxylic acid group, & the peptide bond.
-Amine Group: NH2
-Carboxylic Acid Group: COOH
-Peptide Bond: Between the 2 amino acids
Deoxyribose
Found in DNA
Lactose
Found in a mammal's mammary glands
Glycogen
Found in the liver.
Draw & label a phospholipid & a triglyceride.
Phospholipid: A polar group & a phosphate head attached to 2 fatty acid chains via a glycerol backbone.
Triglyceride: Glycerol attached to 3 fatty acid chains.
Phosphorous
Used in high-energy bonds
Calcium
Structures bone, teeth, & cartilage