Title: Biochemistry Review
1Biochemistry Review
2Biochemistry Review
- Organic molecules are molecules that contain
carbon. They include
3Biochemistry Review
- Organic molecules are molecules that contain
carbon. They include - Carbohydrates
4Biochemistry Review
- Organic molecules are molecules that contain
carbon. They include - Carbohydrates
- Lipids
5Biochemistry Review
- Organic molecules are molecules that contain
carbon. They include - Carbohydrates
- Lipids
- Proteins
6Biochemistry Review
- Organic molecules are molecules that contain
carbon. They include - Carbohydrates
- Lipids
- Proteins
- Nucleic acids.
7Biochemistry Review
- Carbohydrates include
- Sugars (mono- and disaccharides)
- Starches (polysaccharides)
8Biochemistry Review
- Carbohydrates include
- Sugars (mono- and disaccharides)
- Any chemical ending in -ose
- Starches (polysaccharides)
- Glycogen (in muscle and liver)
- Cellulose (in plants)
- Chitin (in fungi, arthropods, and mollusks).
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- Lipids include
- Triglycerides
- saturated
- monounsaturated
- polyunsaturated
- Phospholipids
- Steroids
- cholesterol
- steriod hormones
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20Biochemistry Review
- Proteins are polymers of amino acids. They are
used for - Structure (collagen, keratin, silk)
- Storage (casein, albumen)
- Transport (hemoglobin, etc.)
- Defense (antibodies)
- Control (enzymes)
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- When identifying organic molecules
- Look for nitrogen
- Look for phosphorus
- Look for rings
31Biochemistry Review
- When identifying organic molecules
- Look for nitrogen
- Look for phosphorus
- Look for rings
32Water Review
Osmosis
33Water Review
Water tank
34Water Review
Semipermeable membrane
35Water Review
Water
36Water Review
Solute
37Water Review
Which side has the higher concentration?
38Water Review
High concentration of solute
Which side has the higher concentration?
39Water Review
High concentration of solute
High concentration of water
Which side has the higher concentration?
40Water Review
High concentration of solute
High concentration of water
Which direction will water move?
41Water Review
High concentration of solute
High concentration of water
Which direction will water move?
42Water Review
High concentration of solute
High concentration of water
Which direction will water move?
43Water Review
High concentration of solute
High concentration of water
Which side is hypertonic? Which is hypotonic?
44Water Review
Hypertonic
Hypotonic
Which side is hypertonic? Which is hypotonic?
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- A hyp___tonic solution
- has more solute.
46Water Review
- A hyp___tonic solution
- has more solute.
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47Water Review
- Water will move away from a hyp___tonic solution.
48Water Review
- Water will move away from a hyp___tonic solution.
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49Water Review
- There is a higher concentration of water in a
hyp___tonic solution.
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- There is a higher concentration of water in a
hyp___tonic solution.
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51Water Review
- There is a higher concentration of solute in a
hyp___tonic solution.
52Water Review
- There is a higher concentration of solute in a
hyp___tonic solution.
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53Water Review
- A red blood cell placed into distilled water will
find itself in a hyp___tonic environment.
54Water Review
- A red blood cell placed into distilled water will
find itself in a hyp___tonic environment.
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55Water Review
- Slices of freshly cut potato laid out on a bed of
salt will quickly dry out because they are
hyp___tonic to their environment.
56Water Review
- Slices of freshly cut potato laid out on a bed of
salt will quickly dry out because they are
hyp___tonic to their environment.
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57Water Review
- Which beaker has more solution?
58Water Review
- Which beaker has more solution?
59Water Review
- Which beaker has more solute?
60Water Review
- Which beaker has more solute?
61Water Review
- Two dialysis bags were filled with identical
starch solutions before being placed into these
beakers. One swelled, the other shrank. Which
beaker contained a hypertonic solution?
62Water Review
- Two dialysis bags were filled with identical
starch solutions before being placed into these
beakers. One swelled, the other shrank. Which
beaker contained a hypertonic solution?
63Organic Compound Identification
64Organic Compound Identification
65Organic Compound Identification
66Organic Compound Identification
67Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen
68Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen
69Organic Compound Identification
70Organic Compound Identification
71Organic Compound Identification
72Organic Compound Identification
73Organic Compound Identification
74Organic Compound Identification
75Organic Compound Identification
76Organic Compound Identification
77Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
78Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
79Organic Compound Identification
80Organic Compound Identification
81Organic Compound Identification
82Organic Compound Identification
83Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
84Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
85Organic Compound Identification
86Organic Compound Identification
87Organic Compound Identification
88Organic Compound Identification
89Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
90Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
91Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen
92Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen
93Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
94Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
95Organic Compound Identification
96Organic Compound Identification
97Organic Compound Identification
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107Organic Compound Identification
108Organic Compound Identification
109Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen phosphorus
110Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen phosphorus
111Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen phosphorus
112Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen phosphorus
113Organic Compound Identification
114Organic Compound Identification
115Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
116Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
117Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen
118Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen
119Organic Compound Identification
120Organic Compound Identification
121Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen phosphorus
122Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen phosphorus
123Organic Compound Identification
124Organic Compound Identification
125Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen magnesium
126Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen magnesium
127Organic Compound Identification
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129Organic Compound Identification
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