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Title: Biochemistry Review


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Biochemistry Review
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Biochemistry Review
  • Organic molecules are molecules that contain
    carbon. They include

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Biochemistry Review
  • Organic molecules are molecules that contain
    carbon. They include
  • Carbohydrates

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Biochemistry Review
  • Organic molecules are molecules that contain
    carbon. They include
  • Carbohydrates
  • Lipids

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Biochemistry Review
  • Organic molecules are molecules that contain
    carbon. They include
  • Carbohydrates
  • Lipids
  • Proteins

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Biochemistry Review
  • Organic molecules are molecules that contain
    carbon. They include
  • Carbohydrates
  • Lipids
  • Proteins
  • Nucleic acids.

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Biochemistry Review
  • Carbohydrates include
  • Sugars (mono- and disaccharides)
  • Starches (polysaccharides)

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Biochemistry 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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Biochemistry Review
  • Glucose C6H12O6

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Biochemistry Review
  • Glucose C6H12O6

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Biochemistry Review
  • Glucose C6H12O6

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Biochemistry Review
  • Sucrose C12H22O11

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Biochemistry Review
  • Polysaccharides

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Biochemistry Review
  • Lipids include
  • Triglycerides
  • saturated
  • monounsaturated
  • polyunsaturated
  • Phospholipids
  • Steroids
  • cholesterol
  • steriod hormones

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Biochemistry Review
  • Triglyceride

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Biochemistry Review
  • Triglyceride

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Biochemistry Review
  • Phospholipid

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Biochemistry Review
  • Cholesterol

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Biochemistry Review
  • Cholesterol

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Biochemistry 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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Biochemistry Review
  • Amino Acids

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Biochemistry Review
  • Amino Acids

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Biochemistry Review
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Biochemistry Review
  • Nucleic Acids

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Biochemistry Review
  • Nucleic Acids

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Biochemistry Review
  • Nucleic Acids

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Biochemistry Review
  • Nucleic Acids

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Biochemistry Review
  • Nucleic Acids

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Biochemistry Review
  • Nucleic Acids

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Biochemistry Review
  • When identifying organic molecules
  • Look for nitrogen
  • Look for phosphorus
  • Look for rings

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Biochemistry Review
  • When identifying organic molecules
  • Look for nitrogen
  • Look for phosphorus
  • Look for rings

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Water Review
Osmosis
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Water Review
Water tank
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Water Review
Semipermeable membrane
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Water Review
Water
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Water Review
Solute
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Water Review
Which side has the higher concentration?
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Water Review
High concentration of solute
Which side has the higher concentration?
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Water Review
High concentration of solute
High concentration of water
Which side has the higher concentration?
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Water Review
High concentration of solute
High concentration of water
Which direction will water move?
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Water Review
High concentration of solute
High concentration of water
Which direction will water move?
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Water Review
High concentration of solute
High concentration of water
Which direction will water move?
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Water Review
High concentration of solute
High concentration of water
Which side is hypertonic? Which is hypotonic?
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Water Review
Hypertonic
Hypotonic
Which side is hypertonic? Which is hypotonic?
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Water Review
  • A hyp___tonic solution
  • has more solute.

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Water Review
  • A hyp___tonic solution
  • has more solute.

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Water Review
  • Water will move away from a hyp___tonic solution.

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Water Review
  • Water will move away from a hyp___tonic solution.

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Water Review
  • There is a higher concentration of water in a
    hyp___tonic solution.

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Water Review
  • There is a higher concentration of water in a
    hyp___tonic solution.

o
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Water Review
  • There is a higher concentration of solute in a
    hyp___tonic solution.

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Water Review
  • There is a higher concentration of solute in a
    hyp___tonic solution.

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Water Review
  • A red blood cell placed into distilled water will
    find itself in a hyp___tonic environment.

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Water Review
  • A red blood cell placed into distilled water will
    find itself in a hyp___tonic environment.

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Water 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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Water 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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Water Review
  • Which beaker has more solution?

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Water Review
  • Which beaker has more solution?

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Water Review
  • Which beaker has more solute?

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Water Review
  • Which beaker has more solute?

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Water 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?

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Water 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?

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • monosaccharide (sugar)

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • amino acid

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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen
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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen
  • amino acid

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • polypeptide (protein)

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • triglyceride

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • steroid

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • monosaccharide

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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
  • steroid

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • polysaccharide (starch)

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • nucleic acid

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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
  • monosaccharide

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • triglyceride

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • phospholipid

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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
  • disaccharide (sugar)

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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen
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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen
  • amino acid

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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
  • steroid

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • ATP

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • monosaccharide

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • phospholipid

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • polysaccharide

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • amino acid

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • triglyceride

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • protein

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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen phosphorus
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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen phosphorus
  • ATP

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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen phosphorus
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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen phosphorus
  • phospholipid

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • chlorophyll

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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen
  • monosaccharide

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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen
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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen
  • amino acid

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • amino acid

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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen phosphorus
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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen phosphorus
  • phospholipid

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • protein

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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen magnesium
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Organic Compound Identification
carbon oxygen hydrogen nitrogen magnesium
  • chlorophyll

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • triglyceride

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • polypeptide

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Organic Compound Identification
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Organic Compound Identification
  • monosaccharide

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Organic Compound Identification
  • The End
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