Title | Organic Molecules Review Worksheet Chapter 2 (2.3 & 2 |
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Author | Sarah Rakes |
Course | General Biology |
Institution | Patrick Henry Community College |
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review sheet on organic or biological molecules; used as a study guide/review at the end of the unit on macromolecules...
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OrganicMoleculesReviewWorksheet|Chapter2(2.3&2.5) CarbonBasedMolecules 1. Intermsofscience,whatdoestheterm“organic”mean?Containscarbon,orcarbonbased. 2. WhatisitaboutCarbon’satomicstructurethatmakesit“thebuildingblockoflife”? Ithas4outerelectrons(needs8tobefull)soitcanformuptoFOURBONDS. 3. Namethefourdifferenttypesoforganicmolecules:
Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleicacids
4. Definethefollowingandlabelthefollowingpicture: a. Monomer:Smallercarbonbasedsub‐unit
One Many
b. Polymer:Achainoflinkedmonomers
Monomer
Carbohydrates 5. Listthe3elementsthatmakeupcarbohydrates: a. Carbon Polymer
b. Hydrogen c. Oxygen
6. Whatistheratiooftheseelementstooneanother?__1__:___2___:__1__ a. Ifacarbohydratehad8carbonatoms,howmanyhydrogen&oxygenatomswouldthiscarbohydratecontain? i. Hydrogen:16ii.Oxygen:8
7. Fillinthetableforthethreemajorpolysaccharidesandonemonosaccharideusedinbiology:
TypeofCarbohydrate MonomerorPolymer? SugarorGlucoseorFrutose (Monomer) Starch (Polymer) Glycogen (Polymer) Cellulose (Polymer)
Wherefound?
Characteristics/Function
Plants
Sourceofenergy/food
Plants/Animals
Excessplantsugarthatgetsconvertedandstored
Animals
Plants
Specificstarchfoundintheliverandmusclesof animals‐itisareadilyavailablesourceofenergy Aplantstarchfoundinthecellwalls,whichhelp maketheplantrigid
Lipids 8. Namethe3maintypesoflipids:Oils,fats,waxes,cholesterol,membrane(youcouldhaveanyofthese). 9. Whatarethemainfunctionsoflipids? a. Usableenergyforcells b. Theymakeupthecellmembrane c. Usedforinsulation 10. Fillinthetableforlipids: Monomer
Polymers
Fattyacid
Fat
Lipid
Membrane
11. LabelaseitherSATURATEDorUNSATURATED:
Unsaturated Saturated a.________________________________b._______________________________ Have fatty acids in which all carboncarbon bonds are single bonds.
Have fatty acids with at least one carbon-carbon double bond.
Saturated Unsaturated c.________________________________ d._________________ ______________ 12. Fillinthetablebelow: SaturatedFats
Solid
Characteristics
UnsaturatedFats
State(soild/liquid/gas)at roomtemperature
Liquid
Animals
Commonlyfoundinwhichtype oforganisms
Plants
Single
Typesofbondsconnecting carbonatoms
Double
13. Whatisthestructurebelow?Labelallpartsofthisstructureincludingthepolar&nonpolarregions. Phospholipid a. ________________________________
Polar, phosphate head (usually glycerol in other lipids)
Non polar, fatty acid tails
NucleicAcids 14. Fillinthetablefornucleicacids: Monomer
Polymers(Thereare2types)
DNA
Functions
Storesinformation/instructionsonhow tomakeproteins.
Nucleotide CopiesDNA’sinstructionsandtakesthem RNA totheribosome. protein 15.Fillintheblank:Thearrangementofthenucleotidesdeterminesthekindof___________________ created. 16.CircleanentirenucleotideontheDNAsegment. P 17.HowmanynucleotidesareshownintheDNA P S segmentpictured?8 A S P 18.NamethethreepartsofaDNAnucleotide. P S G a.Phosphate(P) S P P b.Sugar(S) S T S c.Nitrogencontaining(nitrogenous)base P P S 19.FillintheDNAmoleculestotherightusingletters: C S P P(phosphate) G(guanine) P S(sugar) T(thymine) A(adenine)
C(cytosine)
Proteins 20. Fillinthetableforproteins: Monomer
Polymer
Aminoacid
Protein/polypeptide
Function Manydifferentfunctions(ex:theprotein hemoglobintransportsoxygen)
21. Howmanydifferentaminoacidsareusedtobuildproteinsinorganisms?20 22. Fillintheblanks:Theorder/arrangementofaminoacidsdeterminesthetypeofproteinmade.Evenone incorrectaminoacidplacementcanchangeaprotein’sstructureandfunction.
26. Whattypeofbondsformbetweenaminoacids?
23. Whatisthemoleculepicturedbelow? Aminoacid
Peptidebonds(atypeofcovalentbond)
24. Labelthemolecule’sparts(a–c).
27. Whatisanothertermforprotein?
25. Circlethegrouponthestructure(picturedbelow) thatisdifferentforeveryoneofthesemolecules. R-group
Polypeptide 28. Draw,onthemoleculespicturedbelow,2arrows wherethesebondswouldbe:
Amino group
Carboxyl group
Enzymes 29. Defineenzyme:Atypeofproteinthatspeedsupchemicalreactionsbyloweringtheactivationenergy. 30. Whatisanothertermforanenzyme?Acatalyst(whichissomethingthatspeedsthingsup). 31. Whyareenzymesimportant? a. Theyreducetheactivationenergy,allowinghomeostasistobemaintained. b. Givetwoexamples: i. Enzymeshelpbreakdownfood(metabolism/digestion) ii. Enzymeshelpbuildprotein 32. Whatare3characteristicsofenzymes? Characteristicsof Enzymes
Examples/Explanation
Specific
Enzymeshaveaspecific“activesite”whereonlycertainmoleculescanbond(that’swhyit’s calleda“lockandkey”).Theirnamesarespecifictowhattheydo, ex:amylasebreaksdownamylose.
Reusable
Enzymescanbeusedoverandover.
Sensitive
Muststaywithinasetrangeoftemperatureand/orpH,otherwisetheystarttobreakapart.
33. Whatcausesenzymestonolongerwork?pH,temperature,radiation,chemicalsinteractingwiththe enzymesoutsideofhealthyranges.
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