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Bio 12 -- Carbohydrates

itstinachen Biology Unit 1 Biochem Grade 12 Inglês 5,0Avaliação média 5,0 de 5 (1 avaliação) 26 flashcards

Bio 12 -- Carbohydrates

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  1. 1How are the different types of monosaccharides distinguished?By:
    - the carbonyl group they possess -- aldehyde or ketone
    - the number of atoms in their carbon backbone
  2. 2What are the two simplest monosaccharides called? Include their # of carbons + functional group.1. Glyceraldehyde
    2. Di-hydroxyacetone
    (in the triose group)
    What are the two simplest monosaccharides called? Include their # of carbons + functional group.
  3. 3Draw riboseis an aldehyde
    a pentose (5C)
  4. 4Draw ribulose.- has ketone group
    - a pentose (5C)
  5. 5Name the 3 types of hexose sugars.Glucose
    Galactose
    Fructose
  6. 6Draw alpha glucose and beta glucoseDraw alpha glucose and beta glucose
  7. 7Draw a full structural diagram showing the formation of sucroseDraw a full structural diagram showing the formation of sucrose
  8. 8Draw a full structural diagram showing the formation of lactoseDraw a full structural diagram showing the formation of lactose
  9. 9Draw a full structural diagram showing the formation of maltoseDraw a full structural diagram showing the formation of maltose
  10. 10Draw alpha and beta galactose.Draw alpha and beta galactose.
  11. 11Draw alpha and beta fructose.Draw alpha and beta fructose.
  12. 12Triose monosaccharides include _____________ as the aldose and ____________ as the ketose group1) glyceraldehyde
    2) dihydroxyacetone
  13. 13Pentose include __________ as the aldose group and __________ as the ketose group1) ribose
    2) ribulose
  14. 14What is a glycosidic linkage? How are they formed?- Covalent bonds holding monosaccharides together.
    - They are formed by condensation reactions where the H atom comes from the OH group of a sugar the -OH group comes from a hydroxyl group of the other
  15. 15Name the three disaccharidessucrose
    lactose
    maltose
  16. 16Important functions of polysaccharides in living cells are...? Give examples of each function.- energy storage; ex) starch and glycogen
    - structural support; ex) cellulose and chitin
  17. 17What is an isomer?Compounds with the same molecular formula, but different structure. (ex- alpha and beta molecules)
  18. 18Starch is made of long chains of ________________. It contains 25-30% _________ and 70-75% _________________. Branched chains with alpha __ - __ glycosidic bonds every 24-30 glucose units.- made of long chains of alpha-glucose molecules
    - 25-30% amylose
    - 70-75% amylopectin
    - alpha 1-6 glycosidic bonds
  19. 19Glycogen: found in _______ and _________ of animals. Made of _________ molecules, similar to _______________. Its shape is __________________.1) liver
    2) muscles
    3) alpha glucose
    4) amylopectin
    5) highly branched
  20. 20Cellulose - found in __________ - composed of ______________ - held together by __ __-__ glycosidic links - shape is ___________1) plant cell walls
    2) ß-glucose molecules
    3) ß 1,4 glycosidic links
    4) straight, parallel chains
  21. 21Chitin; - found in __________ and __________ - Made of _________ molecules, it is chemically similar to cellulose by each glucose has an __________ group attached1) fungi cell walls, exoskeleton of insects
    2) ß-glucose
    3) amine (NH2)
  22. 22What do most monosaccharides form in aqueous solutions?Monosaccharides with five or more carbons are linear molecules in the dry state, but readily form ring structures when dissolved in water.
  23. 23Amylose is a straight chain polymer of ___________ with _________ glycosidic linkages1. alpha-glucose
    2. alpha 1-4
  24. 24Amylopectin is a branched-chain _____________ polymer with __________ linkages in the main chain and __________ linkages at the branch points.1.alpha-glucose
    2. alpha-1–4
    3. alpha 1-6
  25. 25Plants store starch as ___________ ______________.insoluble granules
  26. 26Chitin’s physical and chemical properties make it useful in medical applications, such as...contact lenses and the tough, yet biodegradable, stitches that decompose as a wound heals.

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Grade 12 Biology Unit 1 Biochem FlashCards sobre Bio 12 -- Carbohydrates, criado por itstinachen em 11-09-2014.
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