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  • Quinn Karylle Fuentes

  • 問題数 71 • 2/24/2024

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  • 1

    Serve as means of communication between various tissue.

    Hormones.

  • 2

    Derivatives of cholesterol.

    Steroid hormones.

  • 3

    Derivative of arachidonic acid.

    Eicosanoids.

  • 4

    Control reproduction and secondary sex characteristics.

    Sex hormones.

  • 5

    Control numerous biochemical process in the body.

    Adrenocorticoid hormone.

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    Female sex hormone.

    Estogen.

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    male sex hormone.

    Andrenogen.

  • 8

    Pregnancy hormones.

    Progestins.

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    Produce by adrenal gland.

    Adrenocrticoids hormone.

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    Conrol balance of Na,k ion in cells

    Mineralocorticoid.

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    Control glocuse and counteract inflammation.

    Glucocorticoids.

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    Have profound physiological effect at extremely low concentration.

    Eicosanoids.

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    Hormone like molecules and not tranposted into blood stream.

    Eicosanoids.

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    Inflammatory response to pain and fever.

    Prostaglandins.

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    Conrol smooth muscle contraction.

    Prostaglandin.

  • 16

    Inhibition of platelet aggregation.

    Prostaglandins.

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    regulations of sleep and wake cyle.

    Prostaglandins.

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    Inhibit the secretion of gastric juices increasing the secretion of a protective mucusayer into the stomach.

    Prostaglandin.

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    Induce platelet aggregation and smooth muscle contraction.

    Thromboxanes.

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    Promotes inflammation and hypersensitivity response.

    Leukotrienes.

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    Mono ester of long chain fatty acid and a long chain alcohol. and no double bond.

    Biological waxes.

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    Generally saturated 14-36s.

    Fatty acids.

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    Saturated and unsaturated 16-30s

    Alcohols.

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    Water insoluble, water repellent due to long non polar hydrocarbon chain.

    Biological waxes.

  • 25

    Protect hair and skin it also keep it pliable and lubricated imparts water repelency.

    Biological waxes.

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    Minimize loss of body heat.

    Biological waxes.

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    Plants leaf prevent excessive evaporation of water.

    Biological waxes.

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    Substance that can disperse and stabilize. water insoluble substance as colloidal particle in an aqueous solution.

    Emulsification lipids.

  • 29

    Cholesterol derivative which emulsify dietary lipid that make dietary lipid soluble in aqueous environment of the digestive tract.

    Emulsification lipids.

  • 30

    How many cholestol does lipid produce and converted into bile acid.

    1/3

  • 31

    The 17c. side chain of cholesterol has been oxidized yo a carboxylic acid.

    Emulsification lipid.

  • 32

    Bile is the fluid emulsifying agent. secreted. by the liver stored in gallbladder and released into yhe small intestine during digestion.

    Emulsification lipid.

  • 33

    Type of lipids that contains 2 fatty acid and a phosphate group esterified to a glycerol molecule and an alcohol esterified to the phosphate group.

    Phospolipid.

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    What is the example of Spingophospolipid

    Sphinngosine.

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    What is the example of glycophospolipid.

    Glycerol.

  • 36

    What are the two types of phospholipids.

    Spingophospolipids and Glycophopolipids.

  • 37

    Glycerophosolipid and Triacylglycerol are similar but some what they have different in?

    Biochemical function.

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    Function as components of cell.

    Glycerophospolipid.

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    between triacylglycerol and glycerophopolipid which is nonpolar.

    Triacylglycerol.

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    between triacylglycerol and glycerophospolipid which is polar.

    Glycerophospolipid.

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    Yhe alcohol attached to the phosphate group in a glyceriphospolipid is usually one of three amino alcohol, Choline, ethanolamine or serine also know as

    Phosphatidycholines.

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    Do not contain glycerol but they do contain the long chain amino alcohol sphingosine from which this class of compound takes it name.

    Spingolipids.

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    Found in both plants and anumals particularly abundan in the nervous system.

    Sphingolipids.

  • 44

    What is the most simplest compound in sphingolipid that consist one fatty acid link to the amino group of spingosine by an amide bond.

    Ceramides.

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    The primary group of sphingosine is esterified to phosphoric acid.

    Sphingomyelins.

  • 46

    Esterified into another amino alcohol choline.

    Sphingomyelin.

  • 47

    Contain both fatty acid and carbohydrates.

    Spingoglycolipids.

  • 48

    What is the simplest spingoglycolipids are called.

    Cerebrosides.

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    Contain a single monosaccharides unit either glocuse or galactose.

    Cerebrosides.

  • 50

    How many percentage that occur primarily in brain spingoglycosides.

    7%.

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    What is the example of glycolipids with a complex carbohydrates moiety that contains more than three sugar.

    Gangliosides.

  • 52

    They occur in gray matter of the brain as well as in the myelin sheath.

    Gangliosides.

  • 53

    C27 steroids molecules.

    Cholesterol.

  • 54

    Animal food has a lot of cholesterol (T/F)

    True.

  • 55

    Plant has no cholesterol (Phytosterols) T/F

    True

  • 56

    Synthesis the cholesterol

    Liver.

  • 57

    Cell are surrounded by plasma membrane.

    Cell membrane.

  • 58

    Separate aqueous interior of a cell from the aqueous environment surrounding the cell.

    Cell membrane.

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    Up to 80% of plasma membrane is lipid material (T/F)

    True.

  • 60

    Nonpolar tail in the middle and polar heads are on the surface.

    Bilayer.

  • 61

    Components of plasma membrane.

    cholesterol.

  • 62

    Act as membrane plasticizers

    Cholesterol.

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    Regulates membrane fluidity.

    Cholesterol.

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    Membranes are semipremeable which restrict flow of substances into and out of cell organelles.

    biological membrane.

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    Moves from a region of higher conc to one with lower conc.

    Passive transport.

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    Moves directly without interaction with another molecules.

    simple diffusion.

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    Moves through a membrane using a carrier protein to chich molecules bind larger polar molecule.

    Facilitated diffusion.

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    Moves from lower conc to higher conc

    Active transport

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    Requires cell ti expand. energy to move molecules against concentration gradient.

    Active transport.

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    Protein involved in active transport are called pumps w/c ATP as energy sources.

    Active transport.

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    First outer layer.

    Zona glomerulos.