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Give the 2 types of enzymes and their descriptions.
- Breakers- break substrates into smaller products
- Builders- join subtrates to make a bigger product
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Name the four types of macromolecules/biomoleules.
- Carbohydrates
- Lipids
- Proteins
- Nucleic Acids
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Carbohydrates. Give monomers, elements, function(s), and examples.
- Monomers: monosaccharides
- Elements: C,H,O
- Funtion: short-term energy
- Ex: Bread, pasta, etc.
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Proteins. Give monomers, elements, function(s), and examples.
- Monomers: Amino Acids
- Elements: C,H,O,N
- Function: structural form for things such as hair, nails, skin, etc.
- Ex: Chicken, steak, etc.
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Lipids. Give monomers, elements, function(s), and examples.
- Monomers: glycerol; fatty acids
- Elements: C,H,O
- Function: long-term energy
- Ex: Saturated and unsaturated fats
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Nucleic Acids. Give monomers, elements, function(s), and examples.
- Monomers: nucleotides
- Elements: C,H,O,N,P
- Function: carries genetic information
- Ex: DNA and RNA
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Unsaturated Fats (define)
Fats that remain liquid at room tempurature.
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Saturated Fats (define)
Fats that remain solid at room tempurature.
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Polysaccharide (define)
Complex carbohydrate.
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Dehydration Synthesis (define)
Taking away a water molecule so that a new molecule can be made.
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Phosphate Group (define)
- One of the 3 parts that make up a nucleotide.
- These make up the frame of the DNA ladder.
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Nitrogen Base (define)
- One of the 3 parts of a nucleotide.
- These make up the steps of the DNA ladder.
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Monomer (define)
Small subunits which make up large molecules (polymers).
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Polymer (define)
A large molecule made up of monomers.
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Active Site (define)
The area on an enzyme that allows the substrate to latch onto the enzyme.
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Three parts of a nucleotide
- Phosphate Group
- Nitrogen Base
- Pentose (Ribose or Deoxyribose) Sugar
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Hydrolysis (define)
The addition of a water molecule to break a molecule apart.
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Glucose has a ratio of _____.
1:2:1
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