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Amino Acid
an organic molecule that have an amino group and an acid group that covalently bonds to produce peptide molecules
carbohydrate
a class of organic compounds that includes monosaccharides, disaccharides, and polysaccharides
condensation synthesis
a chemical reaction resulting in a covalent bond with the loss of a water molecule
dissaccharide
sugar that contains two untis of monosaccharide
fat
organic molecule that contains glycerol and fatty acids and is found in adipose tissue of vertebrates
fatty acid
molecule that contains a hydrocarbon chain and ends with an acid group
fructose
hexose monosaccharide frequently found in fruits
glucose
six carbon sugar that contains organisms degrade as a source of energry during cellular respiration (found in blood)
hydrophilic
type of molecule that interacts with water by dissolving in water and or by forming hydrogen bonds with water molecules
hydrophobic
type of molecule that does not interact with water because it is nonpolar
isomer
molecules with the same molecular formula but different structure, and therefore, shape.
lactose
disaccharide that contains galactose and glucose; found in milk
lipid
class of organic compounds that tends to be soluable in nonpolar solvents such as alcohol
(includes fat and oils)
monomer
small molecule that is a subunit of polymer; (glucose is a monomer of starch)
monosaccharide
simple sugar (a carb that cannot be decomposed by hydrolysis)
Nucleic acid
polymer of nucleotides; both DNA & RNA are nucleic acids
organic molecule
type of molecule that contains carbon and hydrogen; it may also have oxygen attached to the carbon
phospholipid
molecule that forms the bilayer of cell membranes; has a polar, hydrophilic head bonded to two nonpolar hydrophobic tails
polymer
macromoleculae consisting of covalently bonded monomers; for example, a polupeptide is a polymer of monomers called amino acids
protein
molecule consisting of one or more polypeptides
Saturated
fatty acids molecule that lacks double bonds between the carbons of its hydrocarbon chain. The chain bears the max. number of hydrogens possible
sucrose
dissacharide that contains glucose and fructose; found in plants and is refined as table sugar
unsaturated
fatty acid molecule that has one or more double bonds between the carbons of it hydrocarbon chain. The chain bears fewer hydrogens than the max number possible