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Title: Macromolecule Notes


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Macromolecule Notes
  • Biology Per.2

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Proteins
  • Enzyme most important protein
  • Structural roles
  • Cartilage, bones, tendons.
  • Contain collagen
  • Amino Acids the building block of amino acids
    Small molecule that has a central carbon with an
    amino group, carboxyl group, a hydrogen and
    functional group are attached.
  • 20 kinds of AA
  • 4 general groups of AA

3
Protein
  • Proteins unfold when temperatures get to high
    this is called
  • Protein Denaturation when a change in the
    environment causes a protein to lose its shape,
    making them inactive.
  • Protein Structure Levels
  • 1sequence of aa
  • 2the twisting of the aa chain
  • 3foldign of the aa chain over itself
  • 4wrapping of the folded aa chain around itself
    again

4
Protein
  • Chaperone Proteins
  • These protein found in normal cells help new
    proteins fold correctly.
  • At different temps they help old proteins
    re-fold.
  • Diseases can be caused by proteins folding
    incorrectly.

5
Carbohydrates
  • Organic Compounds have Carbon, hydrogen, and
    Oxygen
  • Key source of energy
  • Found in most foods
  • Made up of simple sugars called monosaccharide's
    (glucose, fructose)
  • Polysaccharides are complex carbs. (many
    monosaccharide's bonded together)

6
Nucleic Acids
  • Composed of many nucleotides
  • Each nucleotide has 3 parts
  • Sugar, base, and phosphate group.
  • Bases can be adenine, thymine, guanine or
    cytosine
  • DNA consists of 2 strands of nucleotides that
    spiral around each other
  • RNA has only a single strand on nucleotides

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Lipids
  • Lipids Nonpolar molecules that are not soluble
    (cant dissolve in water)
  • Examples phospholipids, steroids, waxes, pigment
    in plants
  • Lipids store a lot of energy as fatty acids
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