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Chapter 3 of the AP bio Book

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860696238global warmingan increase in the average temperature of the earth's atmosphere (especially a sustained increase that causes climatic changes)1
860696239organic compoundscompounds that contain carbon2
860696240hydrocarbonshydrogen covalently bonded to carbon3
860696241______ and _______ are examples of hydrocarbonsgasoline and other fossils fuels4
860696242functional groupsparticular/cluster of atoms covalently bonded to carbon5
860696243hemoglobiniron-containing protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen for delivery to cells6
860696244alcoholsorganic compounds containing hydroxyl groups7
860696245carbonylBuilding blocks of fats and carbohydrates. Highly reactive and prone to electron transfers8
860696246Carboxylamino acids, fatty acids., -COOH9
860696247phosphateenergy carrying function and the backbones of DNA and RNA10
860696248sulfhydrylhelps stabilize protein structure11
860696249monomerssubunits12
860696250polymerslong chains of monomers13
860696251enzymesproteins that speed up chemical reactions14
860696252functional group transferA functional group split away from one molecule is transferred to another15
860696253electron transferA electron split away from one molecule is donated to another.16
860696254rearrangementone type of organic compound is converted to another type through the rearrangement of internal bonds17
860696255condensationtwo molecules combine to form a larger molecule18
860696256cleavagea molecule splits into two smaller ones19
860696257carbohydratesthe most abundant 1 carbon : 2 hydrogen : 1 oxygen20
860696258saccharidesugar in greek21
860696259monosaccharideone sugar two (-OH) bonded to the carbon backbone plus an aldehyde or a ketone group. Dissoved easily in water22
860696260____ and _____ are the sugar unit of RNA and DNAribose;deoxyribose23
860696261oligosaccharidea few bonded monosaccharides24
860696262polysacharideslarge macromolecule formed from manosaccharides25
860696263types of polysacharidescellulose starch glucose chitin26
860696264celluloseplant cell walls27
860696265starchchain is spiral , energy storage in plants28
860696266glycogenhuman sugar storage equivalent29
860696267chitinnitrogen containing groups attached to glucose monomers. , A structural polysaccharide, consisting of amino sugar monomers, found in many fungal cell walls and in the exoskeletons of all arthropods.30
860696268lipidsnonpolar hydrocarbons31
860696269fats1,2,or 3 fatty acids attached to glycerol.32
860696270unsaturatedbended. oils 2(double bonds)33
860696271saturatedstraight single bonds only34
860696272triglycerides3(double bonds) most abundant lipids and richest energy source.35
860696273phospholipidglycerol backbone, two fatty acid tails and a hydrophilic head.36
860696274sterolslipids with no fatty acids37
860696275waxeslong chain fatty acid. repels water and restricts water loss.38
860696276amino acidsamino group, carboxyl group, a hydrogen atoms, R group39
860696277polypeptide chainA chain of amino acids linked together by peptide bonds.40
860696278peptide bondsBonds between amino acids41
860696279fibrous proteincontribute to a cell's shape and organization42
860696280globular proteinscompact, rounded, readily enter aqueous solution; function only if they remain in solution43
860696281domaina polypeptide chain, or part of it, that has become self organized as a structurally stable functional unit.44
860696282HLAshuman leukocyte antigen... bodys defending cells aware of an invader45
860696283denaturationbreaking weak bonds of a protein46
860696284nucleotidesmade of sugar, one phosphate group, with a nitrogen containt base. building blocs of nucleic acids47
860696285ATPadenosine triphosphate48
860696286coenzymesenzymes helper. accepts hydrogen atoms and electrons stripped from molecules at one reaction site and then transfer them to a different sites in the cell49
860696287nucleic acidscomplex macromolecules that store and transmit genetic information50

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