THE CHEMISTRY OF LIFE Organic Chemistry 2 4

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THE CHEMISTRY OF LIFE Organic Chemistry

THE CHEMISTRY OF LIFE Organic Chemistry

2. 4 ORGANIC COMPOUNDS carbohydrates lipids proteins nucleic acids

2. 4 ORGANIC COMPOUNDS carbohydrates lipids proteins nucleic acids

BIOSYNTHESIS the putting together of substances by living things

BIOSYNTHESIS the putting together of substances by living things

FUNCTIONS OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS structural enzymatic storage

FUNCTIONS OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS structural enzymatic storage

2. 5 CARBOHYDRATES § monosaccharides • single sugar • glucose § disaccharides • double

2. 5 CARBOHYDRATES § monosaccharides • single sugar • glucose § disaccharides • double sugar • sucrose

DEHYDRATION SYNTHESIS glucose sucrose fructose

DEHYDRATION SYNTHESIS glucose sucrose fructose

HYDROLYSIS glucose sucrose fructose

HYDROLYSIS glucose sucrose fructose

CARBOHYDRATES § polysaccharides • starch • glycogen • cellulose bulk or roughage • chitin

CARBOHYDRATES § polysaccharides • starch • glycogen • cellulose bulk or roughage • chitin

FUNCTIONS ORGANIC COMPOUNDS Storage Structural Enzymatic Energy Material Information CARBOHYDRATES Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins Nucleic

FUNCTIONS ORGANIC COMPOUNDS Storage Structural Enzymatic Energy Material Information CARBOHYDRATES Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins Nucleic Acids

LIPIDS § only slightly soluble in water but very soluble in other organic solvents

LIPIDS § only slightly soluble in water but very soluble in other organic solvents § occupy less space than starches

LIPIDS § fatty acids • found in animal tissue and dairy products • store

LIPIDS § fatty acids • found in animal tissue and dairy products • store energy

LIPIDS § fatty acids • have hydrophilic and hydrophobic ends – “philic” = love

LIPIDS § fatty acids • have hydrophilic and hydrophobic ends – “philic” = love – “phobic” = fear

LIPIDS § fatty acids • saturated – single bonds between carbon atoms – solid

LIPIDS § fatty acids • saturated – single bonds between carbon atoms – solid at room temp. e. g. , butter & lard

LIPIDS § fatty acids • unsaturated – double bond between one or more pairs

LIPIDS § fatty acids • unsaturated – double bond between one or more pairs of carbon atoms – liquid at room temp. e. g. , oils

LIPIDS § triglycerides • most abundant type of lipid in the body • three

LIPIDS § triglycerides • most abundant type of lipid in the body • three fatty acids with a molecule of glycerol

LIPIDS § phospholipids • two fatty acids with a glycerol • also have hydrophilic

LIPIDS § phospholipids • two fatty acids with a glycerol • also have hydrophilic and hydrophobic ends

LIPIDS § phospholipids • two fatty acids with a glycerol • also have hydrophilic

LIPIDS § phospholipids • two fatty acids with a glycerol • also have hydrophilic and hydrophobic ends § waxes

LIPIDS § steroids • function as chemical messengers (hormones) • e. g. , cholesterol

LIPIDS § steroids • function as chemical messengers (hormones) • e. g. , cholesterol

LIPIDS § steroids

LIPIDS § steroids

FUNCTIONS ORGANIC COMPOUNDS Storage Structural Enzymatic Energy Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins Nucleic Acids LIPIDS Material

FUNCTIONS ORGANIC COMPOUNDS Storage Structural Enzymatic Energy Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins Nucleic Acids LIPIDS Material Information

2. 6 PROTEINS § made up of long chains of amino acids § form

2. 6 PROTEINS § made up of long chains of amino acids § form polypeptide bonds

PROTEINS § made up of long chains of amino acids § form polypeptide bonds

PROTEINS § made up of long chains of amino acids § form polypeptide bonds § function as enzymes

FUNCTIONS ORGANIC COMPOUNDS Storage Structural Enzymatic Energy Material Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins Nucleic Acids PROTEINS

FUNCTIONS ORGANIC COMPOUNDS Storage Structural Enzymatic Energy Material Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins Nucleic Acids PROTEINS Information

NUCLEIC ACIDS material for heredity

NUCLEIC ACIDS material for heredity

NUCLEIC ACIDS § found in the nucleus § transmit information to the next generation

NUCLEIC ACIDS § found in the nucleus § transmit information to the next generation of cells § contain information for manufacturing proteins § described by Watson and Crick

DNA § deoxyribonucleic acid § structure • double helix • twisted ladder of nucleotides

DNA § deoxyribonucleic acid § structure • double helix • twisted ladder of nucleotides

NUCLEOTIDE sugar, phosphate, and a bases: adenine, thymine, cytosine, guanine

NUCLEOTIDE sugar, phosphate, and a bases: adenine, thymine, cytosine, guanine

REPLICATION one DNA molecule becomes two DNA molecules

REPLICATION one DNA molecule becomes two DNA molecules

enzymes enzyme

enzymes enzyme

RNA § ribonucleic acid § sugar = ribose § single stranded § bases: cytosine,

RNA § ribonucleic acid § sugar = ribose § single stranded § bases: cytosine, guanine, adenine, and uracil

TRANSCRIPTION § process by which DNA forms RNA § RNA polymerase

TRANSCRIPTION § process by which DNA forms RNA § RNA polymerase

FUNCTIONS ORGANIC COMPOUNDS Storage Structural Enzymatic Energy Material Information Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins NUCLEIC ACIDS

FUNCTIONS ORGANIC COMPOUNDS Storage Structural Enzymatic Energy Material Information Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins NUCLEIC ACIDS Nucleic Acids