Biomolecules V25 Part 3

Labeling

Label the parts of the monomer

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side chain

carboxyl group

amino group

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How many amino acids are considered "essential" and have to be gotten from our food because our body cannot make them?

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How many layers of structure do proteins have?

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• Amino Acid

• Polypeptide

• Protein

• Peptide Bond

The Monomer of proteins

A long chain of amino acids

A polypeptide that has been folded up

What links together amino acids

• The Monomer of proteins

• A long chain of amino acids

• A polypeptide that has been folded up

• What links together amino acids

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are ​

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that act as little machines to ​

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reactions.​ ​

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Enzymes

proteins

speed up

slow down

carbohydrates

lipids

Amines

Polysaccharides

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• Enzymes

• Activation Energy

• Substrate

• Inhibitor

• Product

Proteins that catalyze reactions

Energy needed to start a reaction

What the enzyme breaks down or builds

Blocks an enzyme from working

What the enzyme makes

• Proteins that catalyze reactions

• Energy needed to start a reaction

• What the enzyme breaks down or builds

• Blocks an enzyme from working

• What the enzyme makes