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what is an organic compound?
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compound containing carbon
what do biological molecules consist of?
How many covalent bonds do carbon form?
how many valence electrons does it have?
consist manly of carbon bonded to carbon
carbon forms 4 covalent bonds, and have 4 valence electron
what does functional groups mean?
they are small groups of atoms that have a function.
monomer
polymer
monomer-is a single subunit a small molecule
Polymer -many units
4 major classes of biological molecules
Class
Monomer
Polymer
Class Monomer Polymer
nucleic acid- Nucleotide - DNA,RNA
protein ---- Amino Acid---polypepide
Carb-monosaccharide,polysaccharid
Lipid(fat)--fatty acid- triglyceride
what is the carbohydrate form in DNA and in RNA?
carbohydrate is Deoxyribse in DNA, and Ribose in RNA
Nitrogenous bases include
Purines and Pyrimidines

AG-TC and U
which are purines?
which are pyrimidines?
purines are adenine (A) and guanine (G)
pyrimidines are thymine( T) and cytosine(C) and uracil (U)
what is A-T; G-C
the polynucleotides of DNA that are complementary; genetic information is carried in the sequence of nucleotides.
in DNA and RNA which contains Ribose, which contains deoxyribose?
DNA contains Doxyribose RNA contains Ribose
what are the FUNCTIONAL differences of DNA and RNA?
genetic infromation is STORED in DNA, and RNA is used to get that information
other nucleotides that play a critical role in energy transfer in cells
ATP Adenosine triphosphate
Primary energy currency of the cell
Proteins Functions
try and list 7
enzyme catalysts
defense
transport
support
motion
regulation
storage
Proteins are POLYMERS of AMINO ACIDS
what is a polypeptide?
a Polypeptide is- another word for protein-
a string of amino acids connected by peptide bonds, a peptide bonds is a covalent bond formed between adjacent amino acids
in Proteins the structure of the R group does what?
the R is the variable group and it dictates the chemical properties of the amino acid
can amino acids be classifyed as;
nonpolar
polar
charged
aromatic
special function
yes
the shape of a protein determines its_______
Function
4 structures of a protein
primary
secondary
tertiary
quaternary
what is proteomics
the study of protein structures
what group of molecules are insoluble in water
Lipids
what are the 2 main functions of Lipids?
what are the two categories of Lipids
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function of lipids-
energy storage, and insulation
catagories of lipids-
phospholipids, and fats ( triglycerides)
what is
1 glycerol
2 fatty acids (nonpolar)
a phosphate group(polar)
Phospholipid
phosholipids contain polar heads and nonpolar tails
a functional group consisting of a hydrogen atom joined to an oxygen atom by a polar covalent bond. Molecules in this group are called alcohols
What is this group called?
Hydroxyl group