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THIS
IS
A
Review
Biochemistry
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Intro to Biochem
Carbs Proteins LipidsNutrients
Mystery
A 100
“Biology” literally means this.
What is the study of life?
A 100
The type of bond seen below.
C=C
A 200
What is a double bond?
A 200
The 6 elements which are the basis of Biochemistry.
A 300
What are C, H, O, N, P, S?
(Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and
Sulfur)
A 300
The following is an example of this kind of formula.
A 400
What is a structural formula?
A 400
Polymers can be formed by this process.
A 500
What is a condensation reaction (dehydration
synthesis)?
A 500
The monomers of carbohydrates.
B 100
What are monosaccharides?
B 100
The common ratio of H:O for carbohydrates is this
B 200
What is 2:1?
B 200
The function of plant starch.
B 300
What is the main carbohydrate storage product
in plants?
B 300
One glucose bonds to another glucose to form this.
B 400
What is Maltose?
B 400
Glucose, Galactose and Fructose have the same chemical formula but different structures.
B 500
What are isomers?
B 500
The monomers of proteins.
C 100
What are amino acids?
C 100
Amino acids that are non-essential.
C 200
What are amino acids made by the body?
C 200
Proteins have four levels of structure: primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary (The
most complex).
A protein in blood cells that has this quaternary structure.
C 300
What is hemoglobin?
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
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The function of enzymes (proteins) is this
C 400
What is to control the rate of reaction by acting as
catalysts?
C 400
Collagen is an example of this type of protein
C 500
What is structural?
C 500
The monomers of triglycerides.
D 100
What are glycerol & fatty acids?
D 100
The following is this kind of fatty acid
D 200
What is unsaturated?
D 200
The cell membrane is composed of this type of
lipids
D 300
What are phospholipids?(Phospholipids bilayer)
D 300
Lipids which are not made of fatty acids, but all have four interlocking carbon rings.
D 400
What are steroids?
D 400
A reason that trans fats are so popular in food production.
D 500
What is:
• they produce a spreadable product?
• they are cheap?
• they have a long shelf life?
D 500
The nutrient with the most calories.
E 100
What are fats?
E 100
The most abundant inorganic nutrient in living organisms.
E 200
What is water?
E 200
The reason some nutrients are considered organic.
E 300
What is they contain carbon?
(bonded to hydrogen and oxygen)
E 300
Some vitamins, that are helpers, have this name.
E 400
What is a coenzyme?
E 400
The problem with swallowing too much of the fat soluble vitamins such as A, D or E.
E 500
They can build up in to body to toxic levels?
E 500
Chitin is found in this phylum of animals that includes
crustaceans, arachnids and insects.
F 100
What are Arthropods?
F 100
There are this many electrons in the outer shell of carbon
F 200
What is four (4)?
F 200
Testosterone and estrogen are examples of this lipid.
F 300
What is a steroid?
F 300
Proteins of many monomers are also known by this name.
F 500
What is polypeptides?
F 500
This polysaccharide provides calories for some animals, and no calories for others.
F 400
What is cellulose?
F 400
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Lipids
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Consistently high levels of LDLs throughout one’s life can result in
this cardiovascular disease.
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What is atherosclerosis?Hardening of the arteries, also called
atherosclerosis, is a common disorder. It occurs when fat, cholesterol, and other substances build up
in the walls of arteries and form hard structures called plaques. Over time, these plaques can block
the arteries and cause symptoms and problems throughout the body. Over time, these plaques can
block the arteries and cause symptoms and problems throughout the body.
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