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Carbohydrates
  • Quinn Karylle Fuentes

  • 問題数 75 • 2/11/2024

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  • 1

    Process where light energy occurs into chemical energy.

    Photosynthesis.

  • 2

    Startch and glycogen is for energy reservoir.

    Photosynthesis.

  • 3

    Plant products are source of carbohydrates and the average human diet contain 2/3 Carbs.

    Photosynthesis.

  • 4

    Produce energy via glycosis.

    Carbohydrates oxidation.

  • 5

    Provides short term energy reserve

    Carbohydrates oxidation.

  • 6

    Glyosis means?

    Release energy.

  • 7

    Supply atoms biochemically substance.

    Carbohydrates.

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    Sugar and peptides Structurally framework of dna and rna.

    Carbohydrates.

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    CHO + CHON

    Glycogen.

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    Simple sugar 1 saccharides and cannot broken down/ hydrolyze into simpler carbohydrates.

    Monosaccharides.

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    Classified depending on no. of carbon also have aldehyde and ketone.

    Monosaccharides.

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    Mannose

    C2

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    Galactose

    C4

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    Glyceroses

    Aldoses.

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    Dihydroxyacetone

    Ketoses.

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    Erythrose

    Aldoses.

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    Erythrolose

    Ketoses.

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    Ribose.

    Aldoses.

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    Ribulose.

    Ketoses.

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    Glucose

    Aldoses.

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    Fructoses

    Ketoses.

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    Seduheptulose.

    Ketoses.

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    2 sugar yield 2 molecules of monosaccharides.

    Disaccharide.

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    Joined by glycosidic acid

    Disaccharide.

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    Example of reducing in disaccharide

    Maltose.

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    Glucose + Glucose

    Maltose.

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    Example of non reducing in disaccharide

    Sucrose.

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    Glucose + Fructose

    Sucrose.

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    What are the common disaccharide

    Lactose and Sucrose.

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    Glucose + Galactose

    Lactose.

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    Yield 3 molecules of monosaccharides

    Trisaccharides.

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    Glu + Glu + Glu

    Maitotriose.

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    2-10 monosaccharides and a covalent bonded

    Oligosaccharides.

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    Associated with structure and regulatory function in human body.

    Oligosaccharide.

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    more than 10 monosaccharides covalent bonded.

    Polysaccharides.

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    What are the examples of cellulose

    Cotton, Paper and Wood.

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    What are the example of starch

    Bread, pasta and rice.

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    not sweet & gen not soluble in water

    Polysaccharide.

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    Pentosan

    Araban & Xylan.

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    Hexosan

    Glucosan.

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    Monosaccharides exist into two form (Left and right hand form)

    Chirality.

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    What are the two objective of chirality

    Achiral and Chiral.

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    All point meets, concid all point.

    Achiral.

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    Does not meet all point

    Chiral.

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    Both may be active.

    Chirality.

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    Right handed EPI is 20x more active than left.

    True.

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    Not super imposable on mirror image

    Isomerism.

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    imgaes are optical isomers

    Isomerism.

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    Contain chiral carbon is glyceraldehyde.

    Isomerism.

  • 50

    Molecules chirality in 2D, repelresented as the intersection of vertical and horizontal line.

    Fischers projection.

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    System used to designate the handedness.

    D & L.

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    Are diastereoisomerism whose molecules differ only in the configuration at chiral center.

    Epimer.

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    2D Structuresnotation that specifies the 3D structure of a cyclic form of a monosaccharide.

    Haworth projection.

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    Cylic form bt rxn of C=O With Oh group on C5

    Pyranose and furanose.

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    High structure monosaccharides are similar to the ring structure.

    Pyranose and furanose.

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    Occurs about position 1.

    Alpha and beta isomers.

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    Carbonyl and anomeric carbon.

    Alpha and beta isomers.

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    Beta configuration means same direction (T/F)

    True.

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    Alpha configuration means Opposite direction (T/F)

    True.

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    Isomers differ of variation configuration or -OH & -H Carbon 2,3,4 glucose also know as epimer.

    Epimers.

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    what is the most important epimers of glucose?

    Mannose & Galactose.

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    Fructose has same molecular formula as glucose but differ in its stuctural form

    Aldose and ketose.

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    Main metabolic of tissue

    Glucose.

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    Physiologic sugar l; Grape sugar (20-30%) blood sugar.

    Glucose.

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    Most abundant in nature (Aldohexose)

    Glucose.

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    Isomerization glucose syrup for food manufacturing

    Fructose.

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    Sweetest of all sugad, A good dietary sugar due to a higher sweetness.

    Fructose.

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    Fruit sugar leulose ( Ketohexose)

    Fructose.

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    Structure components of nucleic acid.

    Ribose.

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    Brain sugar for brain and nerve tissue

    Galactose.

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    Mammary gland for synthesis of lactose glycolipid and glycoprotein

    Galactose.

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    Used to differentiate between blood type and 6 membered cyclic form

    Galactose.

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    Linked with alcohol and aldehyde

    Oxidation.

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    Yields from diff type or acidic sugar depending on the oxidation state.

    Oxidation.

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    Weak oxidation agent

    Tollens and Benedict.