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Flow of genetic info |
DNA ➡️ RNA ➡️ Proteins |
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Proteins Structure |
Tertiary level is determined by sequence of amino acids |
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Amino Acid sequence is determined by |
DNA |
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What are the building blocks of proteins? |
Amino acids |
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What elements do you find in proteins that you don’t find in carbohydrates or lipids? |
Nucleic acids |
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Elements |
A pure substance |
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Atom |
The building blocks of everything |
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Molecules |
More than one atoms |
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Molecules |
More than one atoms |
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Covalent bonds |
Share |
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Molecules |
More than one atoms |
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Covalent bonds |
Share |
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Ionic bonds |
Steal |
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Molecules |
More than one atoms |
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Covalent bonds |
Share |
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Ionic bonds |
Steal |
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What are the characteristics of a hydrogen bond |
Weak bond, holds molecules together, steals, polar (opposites attract) |
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Properties of water |
Density, heat capacity, cohesion, adhesion, capillary action |
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What role does h+ have on ph |
The more hydrogen ions the more acidic |
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What role does h+ have on ph |
The more hydrogen ions the more acidic |
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What role does oh- play in ph? |
The more hydroxide ions the more basic |
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What role does h+ have on ph |
The more hydrogen ions the more acidic |
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What role does oh- play in ph? |
The more hydroxide ions the more basic |
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What does organic refer to? |
All organic material contains carbon besides Carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide |
