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- hemoglobin - The most important intracellular buffer
- 7.4 - Ph of blood?
- Gastric Juice - Contains water, mucus, enzyme
- Tears - Produced by lacrimal gland
- Sebum - Produced by sebaceous gland
- Carbonate Bicarbonate - Main extracellular buffer system
- Respiratory Alkalosis - Type of alkalosis that can arise from hyper ventilation
- 2 (weak base and acid) - Buffer is composed of what ?
- Phospholipid Bilayer - cell membrane has what lipid?
- Golgi Layer - processes, pack and sorts
- Cell Wall - cannot be found in animal cells
- Smooth ER - is responsible for storage and release of calcium
- Cell wall - U can find in plant cell but not in animal cell
- Golgi Apparatus - NOT found in bacterial cell
- Endocytosis - NOT a type of passive transport
- Hypertonic - Water leaves the cell causing it to shrink
- Amylase - Enzyme present in saliva that partially digest starch
- Bile - Functions as fat emulsifier
- Ninhydrin test- Test used to determine amino acid
- Yes - Ribose-Aldopentoes?
- Glucose - Most important monosaccharides
- Glycosidic Bond - Bond to link 2 monosaccharides
- Starch - Type of sugar for energy storage in plants
- Heparin - Anticoagulant carbohydrates
- Poly unsaturated - Containing 2 or more double bonds
- HDL - Lipoprotein decreases risk for cardiovascular disease
- Bromine - Test to measure unsaturation of oil, fat, wax
- Bromine - Color orange
- Iodine - Color red
- Waxes - Simple lipids that contain high molecular weight alcohol
- Glycolipids - Lipids that contain fatty acids and carbohydrates
- Derived lipid - cholesterol is what kind of lipid?
- simple lipids - butter is what kind of lipid?
- Derived lipid - Testosterone is what kind lipid?
- Simple - fats and wax is an example of Simple or Complex?
- Complex - lipo is simple or complex?
- Derived lipid - vitamins, hormones, prostaglandins are example of what kind of lipid?
- Lipids - insoluble in water but soluble in organic solvents such as ether, benzene, alcohol, etc.
- Lipids - hydrophobic molecules that dissolve in nonpolar solvents.
- Simple - fatty acids, triglycerides, phospholipids, steroids are examples of what kind of lipid?