Basic Chemistry concepts
The positive particle of the cell located in the nucleus.
What is a Proton?
This glucose polysacharride can be found mostly in liver and muscle cells.
What is glycogen?
All lipids have this region making them hydrophobic.
What is a hydrocarbon region?
RNA has this many hydroxyl groups.
What are two?
This bond does not think that sharing is caring
What is an ionic bond
What is an alpha helix?
A hydroxyl group on which carbon determines alpha or beta for a glucose monomer?
What is Carbon 1?
These make up a majority of the cell membrane.
What are phospholipids?
The 5' end of a nucleotide chain contains this group
What is phosphate?
Electrons tend to hang out around one atom, even though it is more electronegative.
What is a polar covalent bond?
If you need some re-naturing, you can go to this one stop shop.
What is Chaperonin protein?
What is CH2O?
Polysaturated fats have more than one of these.
What are double bonds?
This nitrogenous base is only found in RNA.
What is Uracil?
Water is known as a good this, cause it can break things apart.
What is a solvent?
At a high pH your protein might not be suitable for activity and it is.
what is denatured?
Sugars can be presented in these two ways.
What are linear and ring formations?
The polar head of a phospholipid contains choline and this other group.
What is phosphate?
Carbon 1 of a nucleotide is attached to this group.
What is a nitrogenous base?
What is hydrophobicity?
This amino acid is capable of bridging multiple protein chains together.
What is cysteine?
Cellulose contains which confirmation of glucose molecules?
What is beta glucose?
What is a hydrophobic tail.
This covalent bond links one nucleotide to another.
What is a phosphodiester bond?