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Title: Organic Chemistry


1
Organic Chemistry
  • AP Biology

2
Carbohydrates
  • How do you recognize a carb?
  • Function?

3
Structure/Function Relationships
  • Why are carbs good for Energy?
  • Why short term?
  • Specific structure/function relationships

4
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5
Glycogen
6
Lipids
  • Structure?
  • Functions?
  • Examples?

7
Structure/Function Relationships
  • Fats saturated and unsaturated
  • Cholesterol
  • Steroid Hormones
  • Wax
  • Mucus

8
Proteins
  • Structure?
  • Globular vs. Fibrous Proteins?
  • Functions of Structural Proteins?
  • Functions of Globular Proteins?
  • Structure/Function Relationships?

9
Fibrous vs. Globular Proteins
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Protein Folding
  • Primary Structure straight chain of aa not
    functional
  • Secondary Structure starts to fold
    alpha-helix and beta pleated sheats uncharged
    parts probably start of collapse together and the
    O of the acid groups form H bonds
  • with the H from the amino
  • group

12
Protein Folding continued
  • Tertiary Structure caused by interactions of R
    groups that have now been brought closer together
    by secondary folding Functional!
  • Held together by
  • Hydrogen bonds
  • Disulfide bonds between cystein aa
  • Hydrophobic interactions
  • Ionic bonds
  • Quarternary Structure when more than one
    polypetide binds together to make the final shape
    of the protein (ex. Hemoglobin) Functional!

13
DNA
  • Structure?
  • base pairing (purine/pyrimidine, A-T, G-C,
    covalent bonding of backbone, H bonding between
    bases
  • Function?
  • Structure/function relationships?

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Structure/Function
  • Why covalent bonds in backbone?
  • In order to code for proteins order of the
    bases is most imp. The order is maintained by
    the backbone which cannot fall apart or DNA is
    useless
  • Why H bonds between base pairs?
  • Enough to hold the 2 strands together but easy
    enough to sep. for replication and transcription
  • Why purine-pyrimidine pairs
  • Purines double ringed, pyr single ringed by
    pairing, all along the DNA is the same width so
    the covalent bonds of the backbone arent
    strained
  • Why do we need base pairing?
  • Ensures exact copying
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