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2.1.2 Biological Molecules
Lipids and Sugars
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Amylose
,
Amylopectin
,
Starch
,
Glycogen
are all used as
Storage
Molecules
What molecule is this?
Glycerol
What disaccharide is this?
Maltose
What linkage is present in lipids?
Ester
Name an example of a non-reducing sugar
Sucrose
The bond that joins monosaccharides are called?
Glycosidic Bonds
Which disaccharide is this?
Sucrose
What molecule is this?
A
Saturated Fatty Acid
What atoms make up all carbohydrates?
Carbon
Hydrogen
Oxygen
What Molecule is this?
A
Unsaturated Fatty Acid
Which monosaccharide is this?
Fructose
What are some features regarding cellolose?
Large
numbers of many weak
H
bonds are
strong
Joined chain of
beta
glucose form
microfibrils
many weak
hydrogen
bonds joins chains of beta glucose
long straight chains of
beta
glucose
Microfibrils
provide strength to the
cell wall
Which polysaccharide is this?
Cellulose
Which Glucose is this?
Alpha
Glucose
The Characteristic that all lipids have
in
common is —?
They do not dissolve
in
water
In the phospholipid , the polar head is considered what type of strcutre?
Hydrophillic
Which type of molecule make up the basic structure of a cell membrane?
Phospholipids
Triglycerides are composed of
glycerol
and ——
fatty acid
chains?
Three
An example of an unsaturated fat would be?
Vegetable oil
What is the main function of a lipid?
It Stores
energy
,
Insulates
us and makes up the cell membrane
A stick of butter is solid at Room Temp, therefore it mostly contains?
Saturated fat
Phospholipids are important components of ?
The Plasma membrane of cells
Which type of fat is more likely to be liquid at room temp?
Unsaturated
fat
Which Glucose is this?
Beta
Glucose
The bond that joins amino acids are called?
Peptide Bonds
Complete the Following
Glucose
+
Fructose
=
Sucrose
Glucose +
Galactose
=
Lactose
Glucose
+
Glucose
=
Matose
What molecule is this?
Triglyceride