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biology 101 final KD

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(functional groups)
is an alcohol
hydroxyl
(functional groups)
example
ethanol

hydroxyl (-OH)
(functional groups)
is polar-electrons spend more time near electronegative oxygen atom
hydroxyl (-OH)
(functional groups)
is a carbonyl group within a carbon skeleton
ketone
(functional groups)
is a carbonyl group at the end of a carbon skeleton
aldehyde
(functional groups)
example
acetone

carbonyl (ketone)
(functional groups)
example
propanal

carbonyl (aldehyde)
(functional groups)
found in sugars, give rise to aldoses and ketoses
carbonyl
(functional groups)
organic acids
carboxylic acids

carboxyl
(functional groups)
example
acetic acid

carboxyl
(functional groups)
acidic properties-covalent bond between oxygen and hydrogen is very polar


carboxyl
(functional groups)
found in cells in the ionized form with a charge of 1- and called a carboxylate ion
carboxyl
(functional groups)
amines
amino
(functional groups)
example
glycine

amino
(functional groups)
compounds with both amino groups and carboxylic acid
amino acids
(functional groups)
acts as a base (picks up H+ from surrounding solutions
amino
(functional groups)
thiols
sulfhydryl
(functional groups)
example
cysteine

sulfhydryl
(functional groups)
two of these groups react and form covalent bonds, stabilizing protein structure (called "cross-linking")
sulfhydryl
(functional groups)
organic phosphates
phosphate
(functional groups)
example
glycerol phosphate (backbone for phospholipids in cell membranes)

phosphate
(functional groups)
methylated compounds
methyl
(functional groups)
example
5 methyl cytidine
(compound of DNA)


methyl
(functional groups)
affects expression of genes when introduced into DNA
methyl
(functional groups)
arrangment in male and female sex hormones affects shape and function
methyl
(functional groups)
-OH
hydroxyl
(functional groups)
>CO
carbonyl
(functional groups)
-COOH
carboxyl
(functional groups)
-NH2
Amino
(functional groups)
-SH
sulfhydryl
(functional groups)
P
phosphate
(functional groups)
Ch3
methyl
(funtional groups)
(= means double bond)

O
=
-C

OH








carbonyl
(functional groups)(=means double bond)
O
=
-C

OH




carboxyl
(functional groups)
H
/
-N

H




amino
(functional groups)

H
|
-C-H
|
H





methyl
the process by which a DNA template is used for the manufacture of several different types of RNA
transcription
the process by which information encoded in RNA is used to manufacture a polypeptide.
translation
What name is given to the process in which pre-mRNA is edited into mRNA?
RNA processing
A sequence of three nucleotides on an mRNA molecule
codon
the codon that codes for methionine
AUG
the three "stop" codons
UAA
UAG
UGA

In RNA, uracil takes the place of-
thymine
Spliceosomes are composed of
snRNPs and other proteins
Translation occurs in the
cytoplasm

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