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ORGANIC MOLECULES

Carbon Based Molecules


EX: Sugars, Carbohydrates, Enzymes, or Fats

INORGANIC MOLECULES

Non-carbon based molecules


EX: H2O, Oxygen, Ammonia

HYDROXYL GROUP

Functional groups that contain hydroxide ion that are hydrophillic


CARBOXYL GROUP

Functional groups that contain a carbon based double bond with oxygen. They are polar, part of an acid, and dissolve in water


CARBONYL GROUP

Functional groups that are found in ketones and aldeydes. Oxygens have a slight negative charge making it polar. Part of a sugar molecule

AMINO GROUP

Functional group that are bases because of the extra hydrogen. Slightly polar. A major part of amino acids

MONOMER

Smallest molecular units for biomolecules


EX: Glucose

POLYMER

Linkage of biomolecules into large chains


EX: Proteins, Cellulose, Glycogen

CARBOHYDRATE

An organic compound made up of sugar molecules


EX: Basic formula of CH2O

MONOSACCHARIDE

Simple sugar unit


EX: Honey

DISACCHARIDE

Monosacchrides bonded together


EX: Maple Syrup (Fructose bonded with Glucose)

POLYSACCHARIDE

Complex carbohydrates


EX: Starch, Glycogen, or Cellulose

LIPIDS

Water avoiding compounds


EX: Water avoiding molecules

HYDROPHOBIC

Water-Fearing


EX: Vegetable oils

HYDROPHILLIC

Water-Loving


EX: Alcohols

STEROID

Lipid molecule in which the carbon skeleton is fused in four rings


EX: Testosterone and Estrogen

AMINO ACID

Consists of a central carbon atom to four partners (An amino group, Carboxyl group, and a side group)

PROTEIN

Is a polymer constructed from a set of just 20 Amino Acids


EX: Forms structures such as hair and muscle

POLYPEPTIDE

Amino acids that are linked together in a chain


EX: Most are 10o amino acids in length