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Define ISOMER
have same molecular formula but different structures
Define CONSTITUTIONAL ISOMERS
AKA Structural Isomers
differ in the order of attachment of atoms
Define STEREOISOMERS
atoms are connected in the same order but differ in spacial arrangement
Define ENANTIOMERS
nonsuperimposable mirror images
Define DIASTEREOISOMERS
isomers that are not mirror images
Define EPIMERS
differ at one of several asymmetric carbon atoms
Define ANOMERS
isomers that differ at a new asymmetric carbon atom formed on ring closure
aldehyde + alcohol =?
hemiacetal
ketone + alcohol = ?
hemiketal
glucose forms ______ ring structure
pyranose
pyranose ring is a ___ member ring
6
furanose is a ___ member ring
5
fructose forms _______ and _____ rings
furanose and pyranose
where are the OH groups on d-ribose in a fischer projection?
all OH groups are on the RIGHT branches
Ribose = Right OHs
fructose is a ____sugar
KETOsugar
Glucose is reducing/non-reducing?
reducing
Lactose is reducing/non-reducing?
reducing
ALDOsugars become ________ in a redox reaction
oxidized
aldosugars are reducing agents
_________ retains a lot of water and is used for cell hydration and cell to cell adhesion
sialic acid
sucrose is reducing/non-reducing?
non-reducing
amylose is _______ while amylopectin is _____
amylose is UNBRANCHED while amylopectin is BRANCHED
proteoglycans are _______ and occur in ______
proteoglycans are
structural proteins
and occur in
connective tissue
accumulation of proteoglycans can lead to what disease?
Hurler's disease (gargoylism)
________ is the only L-sugar in our body
L-fucose
N-linked sugars bind to _____ residues and O-linked binds to _______ and _______ residues
N-linked sugars bind to
asparagine(Asn)
residues and O-linked binds to
serine(Ser)
and
threonine(Thr)
residues
N-linked sugars come in what 3 groups?
high-mannose
complex
hybrid
what are lectins?
carbohydrate binding proteins
sat. fatty acids contain ____ double bonds and unsat. fatty acids contain _____ double bonds
sat. fatty acids contain NO double bonds and unsat. fatty acids contain SOME double bonds
unsat. fatty acids are in ___ configurations
unsat. fatty acids are in CIS configurations
how do you find omega-3 fatty acids?
look for a = at the 3rd bond from the end of the molc
factors affecting fatty acids melting point
incr. in double bonds ______ MP
trans-double bonds _______ MP
incr. chain length ________ MP
incr. in double bonds
decr
. MP
trans-double bonds
incr
. MP
incr. chain length
incr
. MP
what is a "long-chain fatty amine"?
sphingosine AKA shingophospholipid
factors affecting membrane fluidity
longer fatty acid means _____ fluid
more double bonds means _____ fluid
longer fatty acid means
less
fluid
more double bonds means
more
fluid
cholesterol ______ fluidity at high temps and ______ fluidity at low temps
cholesterol
decreases
fluidity at high temps and
increases
fluidity at low temps
in general, what do kinases do?
phosphoralates proteins
adenylate cyclase generates ____
cAMP
GTP activates ______
adenylate cyclase
cAMP activates ______
protein kinase A
_________ breaks down cAMP
phosphodiesterase
what are the 3 types of receptors discussed in class?
7TM (seven-transmembrane-helix receptors)
intrinsic tyrosine receptors
non-tyrosine receptors
what 2 receptors dimerize in the presence of a ligand?
intrinsic tyrosine and non-tyrosine receptors
ligand-mediated receptor dimerization facilitaes __________
cross phosphorylation
JAK stands for _________
STAT stands for ___________
Janus kinase
signal transducers and activator of transcription
the insulin binding site is wht type of receptor?
intrinsic tyrosine receptor
__________ promotes glycogen synthase during insulin signalling
activated Akt
what is done to glucose so that it cannot leave the cell?
glucose is polymerized into glycogen
________ is the major activator of zymogens
trypsin
Author
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BIOCHEM EXAM2
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BIOCHEM EXAM2
Updated
2011-10-06T18:16:26Z
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