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quick source of body fuel
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| categories of carbohydrates |
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monosaccharides
disaccharides
polysaccharides
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simple sugars, digestible units
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pentose (5 carbon) deoxyribose, found in DNA
hexose (6 carbon) glucose-blood sugar
galactose
fructose
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| disaccharides description |
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two monosaccharides joined by dehydration synthesis (loss of water molecule)
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| reverse of dehydration synthesis |
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hydrolysis (addition of water)
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sucrose - table sugar
lactose - milk sugar
maltose - malt sugar
Can't be disgested without hydrolysis
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| Polysaccharide description |
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long chains of simple sugars, linked by dehydration
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starch - plant sugar
glycogen - animal tissue sugar
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triglycerides - fatty acids and glycerol (nonpolar)
phospholipids - have both polar and nonpolar traits
steroids - see examples
eicosanoids - see example
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| categories of triglycerides |
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saturated - one covalent bond between carbons
unsaturated - one or more double bonds between carbons
transfats
omega 3 fatty acids
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used to build cell membranes
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having both polar and nonpolar traits
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Adrenocortisol
Bile Salts
Cholesterol
"D" vitamin
Sex hormones
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regulates blood sugar and salt/water balance in body
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fat digestion and absorption
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involved in manufacture of all body steroids
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prostaglandin-regulates blood clotting, inflammation and labor contractions
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Term
| Proteins - building blocks |
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made up of combinations of 20 different types of amino acid. Can act as acid or base.
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long chains of amino acids joined by dehydration.
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The bond between amino acids in a protein chain
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| Proteins in order or complexity |
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primary - strand of beads
secondary - alpha helix or beta sheet
tertiary - alpha or beta folded into itself
quaternary - clump
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usually primary or secondary form
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structural, found in collagen, keratin, elastin, contractile muscle
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| globular protein (shapes) |
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Term
| globular proteins (forms) |
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functional, found in antibodies, growth areas, catalysts
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Protein has lost its shape due to ph or temp variation. Is reversible within certain tolerances.
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chaperonins
enzymes/catalysts
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ensure correct folding action and flush out damaged proteins.
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1. pure protein
2. holoenzyme (usually metallic)
3. coenzyme (mostly vitamins)
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1. Enzyme's active site binds with substrate
2. Enzyme & substrate rearrange to form product
3. Enzyme releases product
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