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484306541lipidhydrophobic molecule
484306542lipiddoes not form polymers
484306543lipidsconsist mostly of hydrocarbons, with nonpolar covalent bonds
484306544fatsglycerol and fatty acids
484306545fatty acidcarboxyl group attached to long carbon skeleton
484306546ester linkagebond joins fatty acid to glycerol
484306547saturated fatty acidno double bonds, maximum number of hydrogen atoms
484306548unsaturated fatty acidsone or more double bonds
484306549saturated fatty acidpacked closely together, solid at room temp
484306550unsaturated fatty acidliquid at room temperature
484306551unsaturated fatty acidbent shape
484306552hydrogenationprocess of converting unsaturated fats to saturated fats by adding hydrogen
484306553energy storagemajor function of fats
484306554phospholipidtwo fatty acids and a phosphate group attached to glycerol
484306555hydrophobictwo tails of phospholipids are...
484306556hydrophillichead of phospholipid is...
484306557steroidslipids characterized by a carbon skeleton of four fused rings
484306558cholersterolimportant steroid
484306559enzymeprotein that acts as a catalyst to speeding up chemical reactions
48430656020number of amino acids
484306561polypeptidesunbranched polymers built from amino acids
484306562proteinmolecule that consists of one or more polypeptides
484306563amino acidsorganic molecules with carboxyl and amino group
484306564peptide bondsamino acids linked by..
484306565C-terminuscarboxyl end of polypeptide
484306566N-terminusamino end of polypeptide
484306567primary structureprotein structure-unique sequence of amino acids (peptide bonds)
484306568secondary structurecoils and folds in polypeptide change (hydrogen bonds)
484306569tertiary structureinteractions among various side chains (sulfur bridges)
484306570quarternary structureprotein with multiple polypeptide chains
484306571collagenfibrous protein consisting of three polypeptide coiled like a rope
484306572hemoglobinfour polypeptides: two alpha nd two bet chains
484306573sickle-cell diseaseresults from single amino acid substitution
484306574denaturationloss of protein's native structure
484306575chaperoninprotein molecules that assist in proper folding of other proteins
484306576X-ray crystallographydetermines protein structure
484306577geneunit of inheritance
484306578DNAnucleic acid made of nucleotides
484306579DNA, RNAtwo types of nucleic acid
484306580nucleic acidpolymers called polynucleotides
484306581nucleotidemonomer of polynucleotide
484306582nitrogenous base, pentose sugar, phosphate groupthree parts of a nucleotide
484306583cytosine, thymine, uracilpyrimidines
484306584adenine, guaninepurine
484306585deoxyribosesugar in DNA
484306586ribosesugar in RNA
484306587H-OHDNA-RNA
484306588monosaccharidemonomer of sugar
484306589polysaccharidepolymer of sugar
484306590glycosidic linkagelinkage in sugar
484306591fatty acidmonomer of lipid
484306592triacylglyceridepolymer of lipid
484306593ester linkagelinkage in lipids
484306594amino acidmonomer in protein
484306595polypeptidespolymer in protein
484306596peptide bondslinkage in protein
484306597nuceotidemonomer in nucleic acid
484306598polynucleotidepolymer in nucleic acid
484306599phospodiester linkagelinkage in nucleic acid
484306600macromoleculelarge molecules composed of many covalently linked atoms
484306601dehydration reactiontwo monomer bond together
484306602dehydration reactionloss of water molecule
484306603enzymespeed up dehydration process
484306604hydrolysispolymers disassembled
484306605hydrolysisadds water
484306606bonds brokenby addition of water molecules...
484306607carbohydratessugars and polymers of sugars
484306608simplest carbohydratesmonosaccharides
484306609monosaccharideone oxygen (carbonyl group)
484306610cellulosemost abundant organic compound on earth

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