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Biomolecules

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show Organic  
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What is a chain of carbons attached to hydrogens?   show
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This describes a molecule that repels water (hint: “fear of water”). Example: Fat molecule   show
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show Hydrophilic  
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show Monomer  
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show Polymer  
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This is a chemical reaction that uses water to split a polymer into individual monomers (hint: to break with water).   show
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show Dehydration reaction  
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This simple sugar is formed through photosynthesis. It is also referred to as “blood sugar.”   show
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show Carbohydrate  
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show Monosaccharide  
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A simple sugar made of a double ring. Example: Sucrose.   show
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show Polysaccharide  
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A long chain of glucose molecules linked together. Function: energy storage in plants.   show
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A complex carbohydrate whose function is energy storage in animals. Found in liver & muscle cells.   show
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A carbohydrate made long glucose chains that is a structural molecule found in plant cell walls.   show
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show Fiber  
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This is a class of molecules that contain fats & oils   show
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A triglyceride, containing a glycerol attached to three fatty acid chains.   show
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show Saturated fat  
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This lipid molecule is liquid at room temperature. Its fatty acid chains have double bonds between some of the carbons, causing kinks in the carbon chain.   show
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show Olive oil  
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This is an example of a saturated fat.   show
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show cardiovascular disease  
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Cholesterol found in the cell membrane is used to build this. (not the illegal kind!)   show
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show Hormone  
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This is a lipid molecule in the cell membrane. Too much of this in the blood causes blood vessel disease.   show
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This molecule is formed by linking together several polypeptides. Example: hemoglobin.   show
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This is a monomer of a polypeptide. There are 20 different ones that can be linked together to form various polypeptide sequences.   show
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A short protein, or a segment of a protein.   show
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This is what happens when you overheat an enzyme. Essentially it means to irreparably change the shape of the enzyme so it no longer works.   show
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The amount of energy it takes to get a chemical reaction started.   show
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show Catalyst  
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show Enzyme  
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A molecule that binds to the active site of an enzyme.   show
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show Active site  
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show C6H12O6  
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This is a good source of protein that fits into a vegetarian diet.   show
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show CH2O  
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