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Biochemistry

front 1

monomers of nucleic acids

back 1

nucleotides

front 2

elements found in carbohydrates

back 2

carbon, hydrogen , oxygen

1:2:1 ratio

front 3

elements found in nucleic acids

back 3

carbon, hydrogen, oxygen , nitrogen and phosphorus

front 4

elements found in proteins

back 4

carbon, hydrogen, oxygen,

front 5

6 most common elements in living things

back 5

carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur

front 6

elements found in lipids

back 6

carbon, hydrogen , oxygen

front 7

lipids

back 7

made up of fatty acids

store energy

insulation

form cell membrane (phospholipids)

front 8

monomer

back 8

1 unit

the building block of larger molecules

(like a brick in a brick wall)

front 9

carbohydrates

back 9

macromolecule made up of monosaccharides

includes sugars and starches

used for energy

front 10

proteins

back 10

macromolecule made up of amino acids

acts as enzymes, form hair, nails, skin, helps in movement of muscles

(communication, identification, structure)

front 11

nucleic acids

back 11

macromolecule made up of nucleotides

carries genetic information

DNA and RNS

front 12

monomer of lipids

back 12

fatty acids

front 13

monomer of carbohydrates

back 13

monosaccharides

front 14

monomer of proteins

back 14

amino acids

front 15

polymer

back 15

large molecule made up of many units

brick wall would be the large molecule made up of smaller units of bricks

front 16

enzyme

back 16

proteins that speed up chemical reactions in living orgranisms

names end in -ase

front 17

activation energy

back 17

the amount of energy needed to get a reaction started

front 18

active site

back 18

the spot on an enzyme that binds the substrate

front 19

substrate

back 19

the molecule an enzyme acts upon

front 20

primary protein structure

back 20

the sequence of amino acids (chain)

front 21

secondary structure of proteins

back 21

the bending or helical shape of protein strand

front 22

tertiary structure of protein

back 22

the unique 3-D shape of a protein

When it become functional

Structure determines function

front 23

quaternary structure of proteins

back 23

two or more polypeptide chains working together as a functional protein

example: hemoglobin

front 24

disaccharide

back 24

composed of two sugars

(sucrose)

front 25

polysaccharide

back 25

carbohydrate composed of many sugars

starch and cellulose

front 26

factors that affect enzymes

back 26

pH

temperature

co-enzymes

inhibitors