Monosaccharides
Glucose
Polysaccharides
Glycoproteins
100

There are the most complex form of a carbohydrate 

False, they are the simplest form of a caarbohydrate

100

Why is glucose soluble in water?

Due it's polarity 
100

Enlist the most important polysaccharides for plants and animals repectively

Starch and Glycogen

100

These are protein that contain 1 or more aminoácidos and at least one lipid

False, they are proteins attached to 1 or more monosaccharides 

200

Cannot be broken down by hydrolisis

True

200

Why is glucose easily transported in the blood?

Because it's H-Bonds

200

The most abundant starch in potato is 

Amylose

200

Explain the function of glycoproteins as cell-cell recognition 

Markers on the surface of the cell. Immune system can recognize these patterns and identify if they are from bacteria or viruses

300

Mention 3 hexoses (6C)

Glucose, Galactose, Fructose

300

What is the final product of the total oxidation of glucose?

CO2 and H2O

300
Why is starch an insoluble molecule?

Because of its long molecular ize 

300

What is the function of a protein when is known as a receptor 

Receive signals from the outside and start a signaling pathway 

400

the alfa and beta isomers of glucose differ on the position of the OH group of C3

False it's C1

400

In biological systems oxidation produces ATP through a process called

Respiration

400

Glycogen is storage in liver, explain its function

Maintain glucose levels in the organism 

400

Explain the concept of a ligand

A chemical messenger that binds to a specific receptor and starts a signaling pathway 

500

alfa glucose form cellulose

False, cellulose if formed by b glucose 

500

Glucose in water is found as a cyclic or linera molecule?

Linear

500

Cellulose provides rigid and sturdy structure to plants, explain why molecularly 

Because it's made of beta glucose in an alternate orientation 

500
Explain what is the extracellular matrix and the role of the glycoproteins in this structure 

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