Protons, Neutrons, Electrons
Functional Groups
Carbs & Lipids
Proteins & Nucleic Acids
Bonds
100

Water molecules sticking to other water molecules due to Hydrogen bonds

cohesion

100

OH, alcohol, -ol ending, and functions as polarity

hydroxyl

100

what sugar is 12-20 units long

oligosaccharide

100

gives amino acids their unique functions

residue

100

2 atoms sharing electrons, but being somewhat different in electronegativity

polar covalent

200

smallest representative of an element

atom

200

hydroxyl & carbonyl on the same carbon (functions as an acid)

carboxyl

200

what is rapidly expelled from the stomach, making you hungrier faster

simple sugar

200

secondary structure of protein

alpha helix & beta pleated sheet

200

2 atoms differ dramatically in electronegativity

ionic bond

300

what are hadrons? Give 2 examples.

group of 3 quarks (protons & neutrons)

300

can be terminal or nonterminal (has -al ending or -one ending)

carbonyl

300

what lipid is solid at room temperature because it has no double bonds

saturated fat

300

what is released from the pancreas when blood sugar is too high

insulin

300

attractions between partially charged regions on different polar molecules

hydrogen bond

400

Elements undergo reactions to complete the ________________ shell.

valence

400

give proteins 3-D structure 

sulfhydral

400

lipid that is the primary component of the cell membrane

phospholipid

400

2 ring structure and is adenine & guanine

purine

400

2 atoms are similar in electronegativity

nonpolar covalent

500

an element's ability to attract electrons

electronegativity

500

has too many functions, but is involved in DNA methylation patterns

methyl

500

converting a liquid oil to a solid at room temperature

hydrogenation

500

what is always double stranded, always alpha helix, and has complementary base pairings A-T & G-C

DNA

500

what bond is represented by a dotted line

hydrogen bond

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