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a polysaccharide found only in bacteria, has modified monosaccharide

peptidoglycan

1 - 4 glycosidic linkage of glucose

amylose

simplest starch


*UNBRANCHED

amylose

carbs serve as ____ & _____

fuel , building material

carbohydrates include ____ & polymers of sugar

sugars

sugars typically have how many carbons

3-7

most common monosaccharide & formula

glucose ( C6H12O6 )



monosaccharides are classified by (2)

1. location of carbonyl group ( aldose vs ketose )


2. # of carbons in carbon skeleton

a _______ is formed when a DEHYDRATION rxn joins 2 monosaccharides

disaccharide

what is the COVALENT BOND between two monosaccharides ?

GLYCOSIDIC LINKAGE :)

glucose + fructose =

sucrose

glucose + glucose =

maltose

glucose + galactose =

lactose

what type of sugar is recognized?

D sugars

polysaccharides have


_____ & ______ roles

storage , structural

architecture & fxn of polysaccharide are determined by its


1.


2.

sugar monomers


2. positions of glyscosidic linkages

what 2 things do polysaccharides do?

stores glucose


forms structures inside cell

a storage polysaccharide of plants , made entirely of glucose monomers

starch

a type of starch that has some branching


( 1-6 ) glycosidic linkage

amylopectin


main difference between glycogen & starch?

glycogen is EXTREMELY BRANCHED .



storage polysaccharide in animals

glycogen

glycogen is stored mainly in _____ & ______ cells

liver , muscle

T or F


hydrolysis of glycogen in cells releases glucose when demand for sugar increases

T

a structural polysaccharide that is a major component of the tough wall of plant cells

cellulose

What is the main difference between starch ( storage ) & cellulose ( structural )

starch = alpha linkages ~ BELOW


cellulose = beta linkages ~ ABOVE


* differs in position of hydroxyl

In sugar polymers, can we digest beta?

no

T or F


some hydroxyl groups on monomers of cellulose can hydrogen bond w/ hydroxyls of parallel cellulose molecules

T

starch ( alpha config ) = helical?


cellulose ( Beta ) = straight & unbranched


T or F

T

a structural polysaccharide found in exoskeleton of arthropods


--> provides structural support for cell walls of many fungi

chitin ( BETA GLUCOSE )

3 biologically important lipids

fats

phospholipids


steroids


fats are constructed from

glycerol & fatty acids

_________ is a 3 carbon alcohol w/ hydroxyl group attached to each carbon

glycerol

_____ has a carboxyl group attached to a long carbon skeleton

fatty acid

plant fats & fish fats are usually

unsaturated

hydrogenating vegetale oils creates ______ (sat or unsaturated) fats w/ ______ double bonds

unsaturated , trans

major fx of fats?

energy storage

purpose of adipose tissue?

cushions vital organs & insulates body

has 2 fatty acids & a phosphate group attached to glycerol

phospholipid

are phospholipids amphiphatic?

yes

lipids characterized by a carbon skeleton that has 4 fused rings

steroids

component in animal cell membranes & precursor from which other steroids are synthesized

cholesterol

- fatty acid w/ closed structure in middle


- present in all cells


- many fxns

prostate glandins