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BIOCHEMISTRY REVIEW Overview of Biomolecules Chapter 8 Lipids

FATTY ACIDS 4-36 CARBONS ONE CARBOXYLIC ACID GROUP EVEN NUMBER OF CARBONS (USUALLY) LINEAR (USUALLY) SATURATED OR UNSATURATED CIS DOUBLE BONDS (USUALLY) UNCONJUGATED DOUBLE BONDS (USUALLY) ( - CH = CH – CH2 – CH = CH - )

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ Which is the most likely structure for a common fatty acid? a) CH3(CH2)15COOH b) HOOC(CH2)14COOH c) (CH3)2CH(CH2)13COOH d) CH3(CH2)9CH=CH(CH2)3COOH e) CH3(CH2)6CH=CH−CH=CH(CH2)4COOH

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ ______________________Answer________________________ Which is the most likely structure for a common fatty acid? a) CH3(CH2)15COOH b) HOOC(CH2)14COOH c) (CH3)2CH(CH2)13COOH d) CH3(CH2)9CH=CH(CH2)3COOH e) CH3(CH2)6CH=CH−CH=CH(CH2)4COOH

FATTY ACID SALT (SOAP) CH3(CH2)16COOH + NaOH  CH3(CH2)16COO–Na+ + H2O

ACID HYDROLYSIS OF A TRIGLYCERIDE || CH2OC – R CH2OH || H+ CHOH + 3 RCOOH CHOC –R O 3 H2O CH2OH CH2OC – R

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ Which properties are characteristic of triglycerides? (multiple answers) a) They contain one glycerol molecule. b) They contain three -COOH groups. c) They contain three ester bonds. d) They can be saponified in acid. e) They can be hydrolyzed in base. f) They are amphipathic.

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ ________________________Answer______________________ Which properties are characteristic of triglycerides? a) They contain one glycerol molecule. b) They contain three -COOH groups. c) They contain three ester bonds. d) They can be saponified in acid. e) They can be hydrolyzed in base. f) They are amphipathic.

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ Which properties are characteristic of glycerophospholipids? (multiple answers) a) They can contain two different fatty acids. b) They contain a polar group such as serine. c) They can be positively charged. d) They are saponifiable. e) They are amphipathic.

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ ______________________Answer________________________ Which properties are characteristic of glycerophospholipids? a) They can contain two different fatty acids. b) They contain a polar group such as serine. c) They can be positively charged. d) They are saponifiable. e) They are amphipathic.

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ Which properties are characteristic of sphingolipids? (multiple answers) a) All sphingolipids contain an amino alcohol. b) All sphingolipids contain phosphate. c) All sphingolipids contain a fatty acid. d) All sphingolipids contain a carbohydrate. e) All sphingolipids are amphipathic. f) All sphingolipids are saponifiable.

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ _______________________Answer_______________________ Which properties are characteristic of sphingolipids? a) All sphingolipids contain an amino alcohol. b) All sphingolipids contain phosphate. c) All sphingolipids contain a fatty acid. d) All sphingolipids contain a carbohydrate. e) All sphingolipids are amphipathic. f) All sphingolipids are saponifiable.

ISOPRENE CH3 CH2= C – CH = CH2

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ Which characteristics can be found in steroids, terpenes, or eicosanoids? a) They contain ring structures. b) They contain a carboxyl group. c) They contain isoprene. d) They are entirely hydrocarbon. e) They are formed from a fatty acid. f) They contain a hydroxyl group.

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ ______________________Answer________________________ Which characteristics can be found in steroids, terpenes, or eicosanoids? a) They contain ring structures. all b) They contain a carboxyl group. eicosanoids c) They contain isoprene. terpenes, steroids d) They are entirely hydrocarbon. terpenes e) They are formed from a fatty acid. eicosanoids f) They contain a hydroxyl group. all

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ Which properties are characteristic of membrane lipids? (multiple answers) a) The polar heads are on the membrane surfaces. b) Types of lipids include triglycerides and sterols. c) The two sides of the membrane are identical. d) A lipid molecule can diffuse laterally. e) A lipid molecule can flip from one side to the other.

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ ______________________Answer________________________ Which properties are characteristic of membrane lipids? a) The polar heads are on the membrane surfaces. b) Types of lipids include triglycerides and sterols. c) The two sides of the membrane are identical. d) A lipid molecule can diffuse laterally. e) A lipid molecule can flip from one side to the other.

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ Which properties are characteristic of integral membrane proteins? (multiple answers) a) They contain a large number of hydrophobic R-groups. b) They are bound loosely to the membrane surface. c) They are covalently linked to fatty acids. d) They contain α-helices that cross the membrane. e) They are symmetrically oriented in the membrane.

Are You Getting It?? ____________________________________________________ ______________________Answer________________________ Which properties are characteristic of integral membrane proteins? a) They contain a large number of hydrophobic R-groups. b) They are bound loosely to the membrane surface. c) They are covalently linked to fatty acids. d) They contain α-helices that cross the membrane. e) They are symmetrically oriented in the membrane.