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19 Biomolecules: Amino Acids, Peptides, and Proteins 19.2 Amino Acids and The Henderson-Hasselbalch Equation: Isoelectric Points In acid solution an amino acid is protonated, and exist primarily as a cation.In basic solution an amino acid is deprotonated, and exist prim...
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Carbohydrates Carbohydrates Compose of the ELEMENTS C H & O MONOSACCHARIDESBasic monomers of which carbohydrates are made up of Are soluble and sweet eg) Glucose GLUCOSE is a HEXOSE SUGAR - has 6 carbons C6H1206 Other monosaccharid...
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FOUNDATIONAL CHEMISTRY THE CHEMISTRY OF LIFE Topic 1 Review of Important Chemistry Concepts Matter Matter refers to anything that has mass and takes up space (has volume). Matter exists in three states: solid, liquid, and gas. All matter...
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B.2- Proteins and Enzymes Proteins- Biopolymers made up of monomers (amino acids) Amino acids undergo a condensation reaction to form a long polymer chain. Proteins are used to form structural components of an organism, such as hai...
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1.2 Relevance of atoms, their structure, and bonding The Chemical Basis of Life: ATOMS & ATOMIC BONDS: Everything on Earth, whether it's a liquid, a solid, or a gas, is considered matter. All matter is composed of elements, which are substances that ...
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Enzymes in Cleaning Industry - created from Mind Map 5. Enzymes that usually seen in cleaning industry. 4. The common uses in the society. 3. THe conditions for the enzymes to work.
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Untitled What is a carbohydrate? A carbohydrate is an organic molecule made of carbon (C), hydrogen (H), and oxygen (O) in a 1:2:1 ratio. It serves as a primary energy source for living organisms. What is the monomer of a carb...
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Important Geochemical organic compounds
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Topic 5d: lipids fats and oils: the most abundant, provide energy, act as storage, insulate body organs, transport vitamins through the blood. AKA triacyclglycerols or triglycerides 2 main components: glycerol and fatty acids Fatty ac...
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Untitled Elements most common in the Earth's crust are: Oxygen, Silicon, Aluminium, Sodium Elements most commonly found in living organisms: C, H, O, N. The biological importance of C,H,O,N is is large due to having valencies ...
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Introduction to biochemistry Metabolic pathways Refers to the multiple steps and reactions that go on in biological organisms When a compound is synthesised Anabolism- endothermic When a compound is broken down Catabolism- exo...
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A. Chemistry of Life Covalent: sharing- polar/ unequal sharing and non-polar equal sharing Hydrogen: weak bonds and negatively charged pH acidic 7  ...
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Topic 5d: carbohydrates
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Levels of protein structure - created from Mind Map Primary Secondary Tertiary
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Non competitive Regulation II. Non-competitive Regulation :- Negative Allosteric Regulation :involves an inhibitor molecule in which the molecules do not block the active site Instead they bind to another part of the enzyme at the allosteric si...
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AP Bio: Chemistry Atom: Consists of a nucleus of positively charged protons and neutrally charged neutrons. Negatively charged electrons are arranged outside the nucleus. Molecules: Groups of two or more atoms held together by chemical...
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textbook questions Textbook Questions 1) On the pH scale, which numbers indicate a basic solution? An acidic solution? Why? 2) What are buffers, and why are they important to life? 3) Explain dehydration synthesis of organic mole...
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Week One Class Two Study Guide Questions APT Chapter Two Questions pg. 834. A element deficiency causing low amounts of haemoglobin in the blood is A) Fe5. A proton can be described as b) positive charge in the nucleus 6. The subatomic particle responsible for c...
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Dextriny -Dextríny jsou skupinou nízkomolekulárních polysacharidů vyráběných hydrolýzou škrobu pôsobením niektorých enzýmov (diastázou) a kyselín na glykogén -Dextriny jsou ve vodě rozpustné, bílé až slabě nažloutlé barvy a js...
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Untitled Measure enzyme activity - enzyme = only reactant that limits reactionTHEREFORE, other reactants - [S] in EXCESS other variables - Temp, pH, inhibitor in CONTROLLED[S] in excess - Zero Order Kinetics (adding more S no ...
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Untitled Carbohydrates Alpha Glucose Beta Glucose
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CHEM135 Final Study Proteins Nucleic Acids Glycolysis
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