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Title: Organic Molecules


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Organic Molecules
  • Molecules of LifeMolecules of our Food

2
Organic (Food) Molecules
  • Found in and produced by living organisms
  • Large and complex
  • Carbon to carbon backbones - C C C - C

3
Organic Molecules
  • Proteins
  • Carbohydrates (sugars and starches)
  • Nucleic Acids (DNA RNA)
  • Lipids (Fats cholesterol)

4
Proteins
  • Polymers of amino acids
  • Polymer
  • Monomer

 
5
Proteins
  • Build an amino acid

6
Proteins
  • Q How do amino acids combine to form proteins?
  • A Dehydration Synthesis

7
Proteins
  • Q Are cow proteins identical to human
    proteins?
  • Q Are cow amino acids identical to human amino
    acids?

8
Digestion Hydrolysis
9
Who makes Amino Acids?
  • Answer
  • What simple inorganic molecules do they use?
  • ?

10
Proteins
  • FUNCTIONS OF(How are proteins used in living
    organisms?)
  • Silk of spider web
  • Enzymes (protein catalysts helper molecules
  • Animals hemoglobin (blood protein, carries O2)
  • Some hormones are proteins (e.g. insulin)
  • Some structures are proteins (hair, nails)

11
Nucleic AcidsPolymers of nucleotides
  • (A sample nucleotide)

12
Carbohydrates
  • Monosaccharides, a.k.a
  • Disaccharides, a.k.a
  • Polysaccharides, a.k.a

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Carbohydrates
  • Monosaccharides
  • ex GLUCOSE!

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Glucose Linear ? Ring
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Carbohydrates
  • GLUCOSE
  • Who makes glucose?
  • By what process?

16
Carbohydrates
  • GLUCOSE
  • Who uses glucose? Why?
  • By what process?
  • Where is it broken down?

17
Carbohydrates
  • Disaccharides

18
Carbohydrates(Disaccharides)
  • SUGAR MATH!
  • Lactose Glucose Galactose
  • Maltose Glucose Glucose
  • Sucrose Glucose Fructose

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Carbohydrates
  • Polysaccharides

 
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Extension to Carbohydrates
  • And now, what about insulin?
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