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# of elements known in nature

# of elements essential to humans.
-103

-24
Types of essential elements:
major elements
minerals
trace elements
Major (99% of atoms):
-H (63%)
-O (26%)
-C (9%)
-N (1%)
7 minerals:
-Na, K, Cl, Ca, Mg, P, S
13 trace elements
Major molecules in body (6)
-H2O (99% of molecs, 60% body weight)
-proteins 17%
-lipids 15%
-minerals 5%
-nucleic acids 2%
-carbohydrates 1%
Types of lipids in body (3)
-neutral fats
-phospholipids
-steroids
neutral fats (3)
("fat")
-triglycerides
-glycerol backbone
-3 hydrocarbon tails linked to glycerol by ester bond
Phospholipids (2)
-diglycerides: glycerol, 2 fatty acids, 1 phosphate group
-amphiphile
Coulomb's Law
- diff charges attract, like repel
a _________ bond is formed btw alcohol and carboxylic acid

where else will you find this bond

what is it broken by
-ester

-btw glycerol and fatty acids

-esterase
choline
-most common phospholipid head group
-an alcohol
most common phospholipid
structure
features
-phosphatidycholine (lecithin?)

- choline(+)/phosphate/glycerol(-) head.
-2 fatty acid tails

-neutral yet polar head
-amphiphilic
thickness of ave membrane
-30-100A
surfactant
-"surface active"
-amphiphilic
-interface btw H20 and fats
# of amino acids
#polar vs non-polar
-20

-9 polar/ 11 nonpolar
ways of protein movement in membranes (3)
-simple diffusion
-guided by tracks of microtubules in cytoplasm (uses ATP)
-wrap around something and get stuck for a bit
when is our body in equilibrium?
-when we are dead
Breakdown of fluid in body:
Total body water -->
Total: 42 L
-Intracellular (cytoplasm): 2/3 (28L)
-Extracellular: 1/3 (14L)
---interstitial: 4/5 (11.2L)
---plasma: 1/5 (2.8L)
Ionic composition of body fluids:
ECF:
plasma
interstitial

ICF
ECF is like portable private ocean:
-Na+, Cl-, some HC03 for both. Some extra proteins/anions in plasma

ICF: Potassium, P04-2. Some proteins, anions