Carbs
Lipids
Membrane structure
Unit 1
Combo
100

The monomer of carbohydrates are...

Monosaccharides (ex. glucose)

100

Lipids are generally __ in water

Insoluble
100

In the phospholipid bilayer, this part faces water

Hydrophilic head

100

Water includes these types of bonds. Be specific!

Polar covalent

100

Butter is solid at room temperature, meaning it has a lot of these fatty acids

Saturated fatty acids

200

The type of bond in a disaccharide or polysaccharide

Glycosidic linkage

200

Difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids

Unsaturated fatty acids include double bonds while saturated fatty acids do not. What does this imply about its fluidity?

200

If a membrane has phospholipids with really long hydrocarbon tails, it tells us this about its melting point

Higher melting point

200

RNA is __ stranded and includes this unique base (two answers)

Single-stranded; uracil

200

Cholesterol is this type of molecule that has hydrophobic and hydrophilic properties

Amphipathic

300
The polysaccharide acting as a form of energy storage in plants
Starch
300

Phospholipids are described as amphipathic. What does this mean?

Hydrophilic and hydrophobic components

300

Role of membrane proteins (multiple possible answers)

Transport, signaling, recognition, enzymatic activity, etc. 

300

These types of bonds are found in the secondary structure of proteins

Hydrogen bonds

300

A protein is attached to one side of the cell membrane, making it this class of membrane protein

Peripheral
400

Polysaccharide acting as a form of energy storage in animal cells. Where is it found? (two answers)

Glycogen; liver or muscle

400

Steroids usually contain this distinct structure

Four fused rings

400

Cholesterol contributes to this quality of the plasma membrane 

Fluidity

400

A double-stranded DNA sample contains 5% cytosine, meaning it has this percentage of adenine 

45%

400

An ion channel is this type of macromolecule

Protein

500

These molecules could act as a form of "cell-identity"

Glycoprotein or Glycolipid

500

The important structure that phospholipids make up

Cell membrane

500

An aquaporin is this type of membrane protein

Transmembrane 

500

See powerpoint

2 amino acids (1 peptide bond)

500

Aquaporins selectively allow water to pass through the membrane. These types of R-groups line the channel to facilitate water transport. 

Polar R-groups