Carbohydrates day one
Carbohydrates day two
Carbohydrates day three
Gel electrophoresis
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What does hydr mean?

water

100

What does HMO stand for?

Human milk oligosaccharide.

100

What blood type is the universal donor?

Type O

100

Where are samples placed in a gel electrophoresis apparatus?

Wells

100

What blood type is the universal acceptor? 

AB

200

What is the ratio used for carbohydrates?

CH2O, 1:2:1

200

Sucrose is made out of what?

Glucose + fructose

200

Oligosaccharides are __________ monosaccharides attached to each other?

Three to ten

200

what charge does DNA have?

Negative

200

What organ produces insulin?

The Pancreas.

300

What is a monosaccharide?

A sugar that you cannot break down to a more simple sugar through hydrolysis.

300

What is a monosaccharide?

A monomer with one carbohydrate.

300

What type of organisms can you find chitin in?

Fungi and arthropods. 

300

What type of molecule is agarose?

A polysaccharide.

300

What was the control group for the Benedict's test?

Water

400

What is the chemical formula for deoxyribose?

C5H1004

400

How do you attach monosaccharides together?

Dehydration synthesis/condensation.

400
What does the Lugol's test indicate?

Starch

400

Shorter fragments of DNA travel ______, longer fragments of DNA travel ________.

Faster, slower. 

400

Hypoglycemia is caused by what?

Low blood glucose levels.

500

What is the definition of a functional group in carbohydrates?

A specific grouping of atoms in a molecule that determine the chemical behavior of a compound.

500

What is glycosidic linkage/bond?

The covalent bond that joins the two monosaccharides.

500

Which polysaccharide is made up of amino sugars?

Peptidoglycan

500

The movement of molecules is shown by?

Band(s).

500

Glucose, Galactose, and Fructose all have a ______ carbohydrate

Hexose

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