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Carbohydrates

Organic molecules that contain twice as much hydrogen as carbon or oxygen

Glucose

Blood sugar in animals


Building blocks of complex sugars


Monosaccharide

Fructose

Fruit sugar


Monosacarride

Galactose

Milk component


Monosaccharide

Dehydration synthesis

Chemical reaction that joins two sugars together and releases water, maltose, sucrose, lactose


Dissaccharide

Maltose

Malt sugar(composed of two bonded glucoses)


Disaccharide

Sucrose

Cane or table sugar (composed of a glucose bonded to a fructose)


Transport sugar in plants


Disaccharide

Lactose

Milk sugar(composed of a glucose bonded to a galactose)


Dissaccharide

Energy storage forms

Starch, glyogen

Starch

Polysaccharide


Energy storage form in plants


Poor ability to disolve in water

Glyogen

Polysaccharide


Energy storage form in animals


Stored in the liver

Structural forms

Chitin, cellulose

Chitin

In exoskeletons of insects and fungi, contains N


Polysaccharide

Cellulose

Polysacchride


In plant cell walls

Lipids

Organic molecules that are typically hyrdrophobic or insoluble in water

Fat

Storage of excess energy


Insulation


Cushion vital organs


Lipid

Fats composed of

One moleculw of gylceral


Three molecules of fatty acids

Saturated

Lipid


Cholesteral


More common in animals


Usually solids at room temp


Single bonds between all of the carbon in the chains

Unsaturatwd

Lipid


1 or more double bonds between carbon atoms


Some carbons are bonded to less than 4 different atoms


Typically veg oils liquid at room temp

Steriod

Contain 4 attached carbon rings

Cholesterol

Usually occurs in one of two forms in the bloodstream


Functions as hormones and membrane components

LDL

Low density lipo proteins


Delivered to hormone synthesizing glands


Delivers cholesterol to where its needed

HDLs

High density lipproteins


Good cholesteral


Delivered to the liver for eventual degradation


Delivers excess LDLs to the liver for break down


Benefits of cholesteral

Membrane component


Part of the myelin sheath


Used to make steriod hormones

Ways to lower cholesteral

Diet low saturated fats hogh fiber


Hydration


Excercise


Lower stress


Prescription drugs

Proteins

Composes of amino acids

Amino acids are joined together by

Peptide bonds

Amino acids differ by

R group

Two subunits or monomers bonded together are

Dipeptide

Polypeptide chain

Molecule composed of many subunits bonded together

Nucleic acids are complex molecules composed of

Nueotide subunits

Dna

Stays in nucleus


Thymine


Double stranded


Deoxyribose


Larfer


Primary genetic material

Rna

Goes out into the cytoplasm


Uracil


Single stranded


Ribose


Copy of a portion of dna


Smaller

A to _ and G to _

Adenine to thymine, Guanine to Cytocine