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glycerol + 3 fatty acids →
Lipid
+
3H20
(Triglyceride)
How do you test for sugars? What do you use? And what colour does it turn?
Benedict's
(heat),turns
brick
red
What sugars are reducing sugars?
Glucose,
fructose,
galactose
&
maltose
What sugars are non-reducing?
sucrose
How do you test non-reducing sugars?
If there is no positive test with
Benedict's,
heat
with
acid,
re-test
with
Benedict's
after
What is the test for starch? And what colour does it turn?
Iodine
turns
blue
black
Is starch a polymer of Alpha or beta glucose?
Alpha
What enzyme breaks starch into maltose ?
amylase
What enzyme breaks maltose into glucose?
maltase
Is starch branched or unbranched?
Unbranched
(it has
1-4
glycosidic
bonds making it
straight
)
Is glycogen a polymer of alpha or beta glucose?
Alpha
Is glycogen branched or unbranched?
Branched
(it has
1-4
+
1-6
glycosidic
bonds)
Is cellulose a polymer of alpha or beta glucose?
Beta
Is cellulose branched or unbranched?
unbranched
(it has
1-4
glycosidic
bonds)
What do starch, glycogen & cellulose all have in common?
Large
&
insoluble
What is the tests for lipids and what colour does it turn?
SudanIII
-
red
layer
on
top
Ethanol
- add
ethanol
-add
water
-shake
( turns a
white
emulsion
)