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Smaller organic molecules such as glucose or amino acids can be combined into larger macromolecules. What do we call the smaller molecules from which the macromolecules are built? 1) Ionic compounds 2)fatty acids 3)polymers 4)monomers 5) polar molecules

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1. List the Four Classes of organic macromolecules

2. List the differences between organic and inorganic molecules.

3. Explain how monomers are related to polymers

4. What are the building blocks of the four main Macromolecules?

5. Define the following-A. Dehydration reactions B. Hydrolysis reaction

6. How do humans and plants store polysaccharides?

7. What is a Triglyceride? Please list 3 other lipids outlined in this chapter

Thinking about macromolecules and how their monomers come together to form the polymer match the following. A. glycosidic bonds B. phosphodiester C. ester bonds D. peptide bonds E. monosaccharaides F. amino acids G. nucleotides

1. Monomeric units of protein

2. Monomeric units of DNA

3. Monomeric units of carbohydrates

4. Monomeric units of a lipid

5. Proteins are held together by

6. The bond type that joins adjacent monomers in DNA and RNA

7. Carbohydrates like glycogen are formed by the bonding glucose molecules together via

8. The glycerol backbone of a lipid is bonded to the fatty acid tails by

9. These monomers have a amino group on one end and a carboxylic acid on the other.

10. α1-4 and β1-4 are two different types of this bond.

Please check P1&P2 & help with P3

P1.

A. DNA

B. Glycogen

C. Ribosome

D. miRNA

E1. Triacylglycerol

E2. Cyclic AMP

F. Acetyl CoA

G. Testosterone

H. ATP

I. Tau

1. Which molecules contain nucleotides? A, H, F, E2, D, C?

2. Which molecules contain at least one fatty acid? E1

3. Which molecules contain amino acids? I

4. Which molecules contain a sugar? A, B, H, E2, D, F

P2.

A. Phospholipid

B. Glycolipid

C. Cholesterol

D. None

1. Which molecules are amphipathic? A, B, C

2. Which molecules would decrease fluidity of plasma membrane? A?, B?, C

3. Which molecules are important for cell-cell recognition? B?

4. Which molecules are located solely on the intracellular surface of the plasma membrane, facing the cytosol? D

P3. 1. Describe where the following amino acids would be found in the glucose transporter (GLUT2) - part of the protein exposed to the lipid bilayer or within the interior of the transporter - and provide reasoning.

1A. Valine

1B. Serine

Acidic, basic, nonpolar, uncharged polar

2. Which amino acids form hydrogen bonds that shape tertiary structure?

3. Which amino acids allow transmembrane proteins to span the lipid bilayer?

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