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Macromolecules

Polymers consisting of many small repeating molecules

Monomers

Smaller molecules

Endergonic Reactions

Absorbs more energy than is released


Energy is directed inwards

Exergonic Reacitons

Releases more energy than is absorbed


Energy directed outward


Enzymes

Are proteins that speed up chemical reactions

Denaturation

Disruption of secondary, tertiary, quaternary structure


Change in molecular structure


Typically due to environmental factors


Makes the protein non-functional

Transporter Proteins

Help proteins transport certain chemicals into and out of a cell

Amino Acid

Amino group


Side group


Carboxyl

Primary

genetically determined


a.a - a.a - a.a - a.a

Secondary

Helical structure


Can be coiled or pleated

Teriary

All forms.. Straight, coiled, pleated all at once


Quaternary

Multiple subunits


2 or more polypeptides


3D structure


Nucleotides

Base


Deoxyribose


Phosphate

RNA

Single stranded


Uracile instead of thymine


tRNA, mRNA, rRNA


Ribose sugar

ATP

Adenosine Triphosphate


Ribose, adenine and 3 phosphates


Principle Energy carry molecule of all cells