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compounds of C, H, and O that provide nutrients to the cells of living things. C6nH10+2O5n+1
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Carbohydrates
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types of carbohydrates
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monosaccharide, disacccharide, polysaccharide
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(n=1) simple sugar that is basic sub-unit of a carbohydrate
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monosaccharide...mono
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(n=2) sugar formed from 2 "monos"
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disaccharide...di
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polysaccharide..poly
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(n can be thousands) made up of long chain of simple sugars
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specific polysaccharides
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starch, glycogen, cellulose
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starch
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"poly" that plants use for storing energy
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glycogen
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"poly" energy-storing carbohydrate used by animal
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cellulose (paper)
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comes from wood fiber and is the most abundant organic compound on earth
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all proteins are made up of ____ ____
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amino acids
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amino acids are the "__________" of proteins
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building blocks
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_____ ____ that forms between the carboxyl group of one amino acid and the amino group of another amino acid.
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peptide bond
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amino acid sequence of a polypeptide chain
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primary structures
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coild and folds that are often held in place by hydrogen bonds
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secondary
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shaped like an accordian with hydrogen bonds that form between adjacent "poly" segments
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beta pleated sheet
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3 dimensional shape of a protein
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tertiary
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arises when different peptide chains have their own 3D structure and come together to form a larger protein
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quaternary
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calss of biological molecules that do not dissolve in water
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lipids
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3 major classes of lipids
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fats, oild, and waxes
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used for energy storage in animals
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fat
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cell membranes are made up of lipids call ________.
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phospholipids
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used for chemical signaling
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steroids (cholesterol)
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general term for fats and oils
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triglycerides
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process to add hydrogen atoms to unsaturates lipid molecules
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hydrogenation
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protein that catalyzes (speeds up) a chemical reaction without being permanently changes or destroyed
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enzymes
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in reactions that use an enzymes, the reactant is called the_______
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substrate
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to cause a protein to lose its tertiary and quarternary structures
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denature
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what causes an enzyme to denature
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-temperature
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molecules that are essential for maintaining good health
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vitamins
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some vitamins act as _________
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enzyme helpers
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cell membranes are made up of lipids call ________.
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phospholipids
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used for chemical signaling
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steroids (cholesterol)
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general term for fats and oils
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triglycerides
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process to add hydrogen atoms to unsaturates lipid molecules
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hydrogenation
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protein that catalyzes (speeds up) a chemical reaction without being permanently changes or destroyed
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enzymes
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in reactions that use an enzymes, the reactant is called the_______
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substrate
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to cause a protein to lose its tertiary and quarternary structures
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denature
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what causes an enzyme to denature
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-temperature
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molecules that are essential for maintaining good health
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vitamins
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some vitamins act as _________
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enzyme helpers
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