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Heterogenous group of naturally occurring substances
Lipids
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Characterized by their solubility in water and their solubility in nonpolar solvents such as ether, chloroform, benzene, and hot alcohol
Lipids
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Nonpolar solvents
Ether, chloroform, benzene, and hot alcohol
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Important dietary constituents not only because of their high energy value but also because of the fat-soluble vitamins and the essential fatty acids contained in the fat of natural foods
Lipids
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Efficient source of energy in the body
Fats
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Fats are stored in the _______
Adipose tissue
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Serves as a thermal insulator in the subcutaneous tissues and around certain organs
Adipose tissue
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Set as electrical insulators allowing rapid propagation of depolarization waves along myelinated nerves
Nonpolar lipids
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The fat content of ______ is particularly high
Nerve tissue
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Combinations of _______ and _______ are important cellular constituents occurring both in the cell membrane and in the mitochondria within the cytoplasm
Fats, proteins
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Combinations of _______ and _______ serve as a means of transporting lipids in the blood
Fats, proteins
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Combination of fats and proteins
Lipoproteins
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Classification of lipids
- -Simple lipids
- -Compound lipids
- -Derived lipids
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Esters of fatty acids with various alcohols, which include triacylglycerols or triglycerides and waxes
Simple lipids
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Plant-derived triglyceride
Olive oil
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Animal-derived triglyceride
Cod liver oil
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Esters of fatty acids with alcohol plus other groups
Compound lipids
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Lipids which contain a phosphoric acid residue
Phospholipids
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Example of phospholipids
Glycerophospholipids
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Compounds of the fatty acids with carbohydrates, containing nitrogen
Glycolipids
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Example of glycolipids
Cerebrosides
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Lipids associated with proteins
Lipoproteins and proteolipids
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Refer to derivatives obtained by hydrolysis of simple and compound lipids as long as they still possess the general physical characteristics of lipids
Derived lipids
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Examples of derived lipids
- -Saturated fatty acids
- -Unsaturated fatty acids
- -Mono and diglycerides
- -Steroids
- -Other related compounds
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Do not contain multiple bonds in their structures
Saturated fatty acids
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Examples of saturated fatty acids
- -Palmitic acid
- -Stearic acid from cocoa butter
- -Lignoceric acid from peanut oil
- -Lauric acid from coconut oil
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Structures similar to saturated fatty acids but contain at least one or more double bonds
Unsaturated fatty acids
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Examples of unsaturated fatty acids
- -Oleic acid (olive oil)
- -Linoleic acid (corn and soybean oil)
- -Vegetable oil
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The oil that is rich in unsaturated fatty acid
Vegetable oil
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Obtained from incomplete esterification of glycerol by various fatty acids
Mono and diglycerides
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Compounds which contain the cyclopentanoperhydrophenanthrene nucleus
Steroids
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Most important member of the steroid group
Cholesterol
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Occur in animal fats
Cholesterol
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Present in blood and its abnormal level is related to atherosclerosis
Cholesterol
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Other related compounds
- -Bile acids and bile salts
- -Carotenoids (β-carotene, a precursor of Vitamin A)
- -Tocopherols (Vitamin E group)
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The ______ of lipids includes the detection of certain characteristic groups using different chemical reactions
Analysis
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__________ react with halogens such as Bromine via addition to the double bonds
Unsaturated fatty acids
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The reaction between unsaturated fatty acid and halogens will result in the decolorization of the _____
Bromine solution
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The presence of Glycerol grouping as in coconut oil can be detected by means of _______
Acrolein test
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Test where the glycerol group is oxidized
Acrolein test
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_______ is formed when the glycerol group is oxidized and has a characteristic acid, irritating odor
Acrolein (unsaturated aldehyde)
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_______ and ________ are usually differentiated from waxes by means of an acrolein test
Fats, oils
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Do not contain the glycerol grouping
Waxes
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________ gives characteristic colored condensation products with Acetic anhydride and concentrated sulfuric acid following the Lieberman-Burchard reaction
Cholesterol
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In the Lieberman-Burchard reaction, a positive result yields a _________ solution
Deep blue green
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Vitamin A is detected by the ________ reaction
Carr-Price
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The _______ reaction involves a series of color changes until finally a pink solution is obtained
Carr-Price reaction
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Used to determine tocopherols (vitamin E) in foodstuffs
Modified Furter-Meyer test
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In the modified Furter-Meyer test, the ______ color which develops is specific for tocopherols
Bronze-red
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In the modified Furter-Meyer test, the ______ color which develops is specific for carotenoids and certain sterols
Yellow or brown
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Polymers of amino acids
Proteins
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Polymers of monosaccharides
Polysaccharides
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Very complex substances of high molecular weight, which on hydrolysis yield many molecules and many kinds of amino acids in addition to other products of decomposition
Proteins
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Hydrolytic changes are produced by ________
Acids, bases, and specific enzymes
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Certain ________ reactions are utilized to characterize proteins and their constituent amino acids
Chemical
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Groups present in certain ________ and _________ react with a variety of reagents forming colored products
Amino acids, proteins
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Not all ________ contain the same amino acids and for this reason the different color reactions will yield products varying in color intensity according to the nature and amount of groups contained in the particular protein
Protein
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Powerful oxidizing agent
Ninhydrin
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Reacts with all α-amino acids and proteins to give an intense blue or purple colored compound
Ninhydrin
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Ninhydrin reacts with all α-amino acids and proteins to give an intense _________ colored compound
Blue or purple
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Test that depends upon the presence of a-amino acids
Ninhydrin
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Most general and one of the most sensitive reactions known for the qualitative detection of proteins and their hydrolytic products
Ninhydrin
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The amino acids _________ and __________ react with Ninhydrin to give the yellow color
Proline, Hydroxyproline
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In the presence of a free carboxyl group adjacent to the amino group such as is present in a-amino acids quantitative amounts of CO2 are released and this reaction has been used by __________ as a basis for a ___________
Van Slyke, quantitative determination of a-amino acids
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The Ninhydrin reaction was also given by __________ but without the liberation of CO2
Ammonia, ammonium salts, primary amines, and amides
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Given by the substance Biuret obtained upon heating urea to 180°C
Biuret test
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NH4OH (Ammonium hydroxide) dissolves Cu(OH)2 (Copper hydroxide) to form ________
Dark blue Cu(NH3)4++ (Tetraammine copper)ion
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Proteins dissolve Cu(OH)2 (Copper hydroxide) in ________ to form compounds of different colors
Alkaline solutions
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The reaction involves the nitration of the benzene nucleus and the formation of a yellow to orange color rendering the resulting compounds alkaline
Xanthoproteic reaction
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_________ and __________ are the only amino acids that give the Xanthoproteic test very readily and strongly
Tyrosine, tryptophan
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In the Xanthoproteic test, the _______ gives more of a red color that does tyrosine
Tryptophan
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In the case of tryptophan in the Xanthoproteic test, there is a partial oxidation of the substance by _______
Nitric acid
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_________ which contains the benzene ring is nitrated with extreme difficulty into a colorless compound by nitric acid alone
Phenylalanine
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If one adds a small amount of concentrated sulfuric acid together with the nitric acid to _______, one obtains a good positive test on making the mixture alkaline
Phenylalanine
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The reaction is given by most of the monohydroxybenzene derivatives and to some extent by some dihydroxybenzene derivatives
Millon's reaction
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With Phenol and Tyrosine, Millon's reaction is very marked and characteristic in that the color develops gradually from ________ to _________
Faint pink, pure dark red
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In dihydroxybenzene such as Resorcin or of an indole derivative in Millon's reaction, no such red color is obtained but a ________ to a ________
Yellowish, brownish red
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__________ is the only monophenol derivative found in proteins
Tyrosine
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The reaction where Tryptophan is present and condenses with a number of aldehydes like Glyoxylic acid in the presence of concentrated H2SO4 (sulfuric acid)forming a violet complex
Hopkins-cole reaction
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In the Hopkins-cole reaction, chemically pure __________ must be used since excessive amounts of oxidizing substances such as nitrites, nitrates, chlorides, and chlorates in impure acid interfere with the test
H2SO4 (sulfuric acid)
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The addition of ________ and _________ to a solution containing free tryptophan results in the formation of a pinkish-lavender or violet color in the alcohol layer
Bromine water, n-amyl alcohol
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In the presence of excess bromine water, the ________ color disappears and it may be masked by the color reagent
Pink
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Sulfanilic acid reacts with HONO in the cold forming diazobenzene sulfonic acid by a process known as _____________
Diazotization
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Formed from NaNO2 (Sodium nitrite) and HCI (Hydrochloric acid)
HONO
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In the Pauly reaction, ___________ and ____________ react forming red or purple condensation products
Tyrosine, histidine
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When an organic derivative of _________ is treated with a strong _________ solution, the substance is hydrolyzed according to the equation: RSH+2NaOH=ROH+Na2S+H2O
H2S (Hydrogen sulfide), NaOH (Sodium hydroxide)
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The only amino acids thus far obtained from proteins which contain reduced sulfur are ________ and ________
Cysteine, cystine
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It is usually considered a _________ test as applied to proteins or amino acid mixtures to be a test for cysteine or cystine
Positive reduced sulfur
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The sulfur of __________ is not readily removed by alkali and is not affected by the reduced sulfur reaction
Methionine
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In this reaction, substances which contain the guanidine group, react with a-naphthol and an oxidizing agent such as sodium hypobromite to give a red or orange color
Sakaguchi reaction
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What color gives off in the Sakaguchi reaction?
Red or orange color
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Arginine, either free or combine in proteins, responds __________ to the test
Positively
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