B1.1.2 Sugars and Lipids

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Front (Question)

describe the structure of glycogen

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branched polysaccharide made from A-Glucose

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Names this Molecule

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glyceraldehyde

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Names this Molecule

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Steroid (it has 4 rings)

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A-Gluscose + A-Glucose

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Maltose

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nucelotide

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lactose

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how many rings do steroid molecules have

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sucrose

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Names this Molecule

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ribose

#10

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Names this Molecule

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maltose

#11

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name a triose

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glyceraldehyde

#12

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monounsaturated fatty acids have

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1 C=C

#13

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Names this Molecule

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saturated fatty acid

#14

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Beta Glucose

#15

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name this molecule

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starch

#16

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saturated fatty acids have

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no C=C bonds

#17

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Names this Molecule

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Cholesterol

#18

Front (Question)

what are testosterone and oestrogen made from

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cholesterol

#19

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mono-unsaturated fat

#20

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glucose + fructose

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sucrose

#21

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what is the difference between A Glucose and B Glucose

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alpHa has the H ontop

#22

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what are the 3 functions of lipids

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energy storage protection insulation

#23

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fructose

#24

Front (Question)

why do lipids form membranes

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hydrophobic heads protects hydrophobic heads from water in double layer of phospholipds