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1 MATH QUIZ #2 prep & MACROMOLECULES

2 Carbohydrate Monosaccharide Glucose

3 Carbohydrate Disaccharide Sucrose Glycosidic bond

4 Carbohydrate Polysaccharide Starch

5 ALDEHYDE (at the end of the molecule) –
A carbon double bonded to an oxygen and also bonded to hydrogen KEYTONE (in the middle of the molecule) - A carbon double bonded to an oxygen and bonded to two other carbon atoms.

6 Lipid Ester bond

7 Lipids Hydrocarbon

8 Types of Lipids Saturated fat Polyunsaturated fat Unsaturated fat

9 STEROIDS

10 P H O S L I D

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12

13 A M I N O C D R G U P S

14 Primary Structure Secondary Structure Peptide Bonds (Covanent bonds) Hydrogen bonds Quarternary Structure Tertiary Structure Disulfide Bonds Proteins woven together

15 Chaperonin Enzyme (protein)

16 Nucleotide

17 Phosphodiester bond DNA Hydrogen bond

18 RNA

19 Hemoglobin

20 Chlorophyll

21 More Practice aldehyde

22 Amino acid

23 Carbonyl

24 Carboxyl

25 Carbohydrate

26 Chaperonin

27 Chlorophyll

28 Disaccharide

29 DNA

30 Hydroxyl

31 Hydrocarbon

32 Hemoglobin

33 Keytone

34 Lipid

35 Monosaccharide

36 Nucleotide

37 Nucleic acid

38 Phosphate

39 Polysaccharide

40 Primary Structure Secondary Structure Peptide Bonds (Covanent bonds) Hydrogen bonds Quarternary Structure Tertiary Structure Disulfide Bonds Proteins woven together

41 Phospholipid

42 RNA

43 Sulfhydryl

44 Types of Lipids Saturated fat Polyunsaturated fat Unsaturated fat

45 Steroid

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