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Lipids

  • 3 Fatty Acids and One glycerol joined with a ester bond.
  • Unsaturated= Double bonds            Saturated= Single bonds
  • Phospholipid contains 2 fatty acid one phosphate group and a glycerol
  • Phospolipid= membrain structure 
  • Triglyceride= engergy store
  • COOH= carboxlic acid
  • RCOOH= variable hydrocarbons 
  • Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen- Triglycerides
  • Phophate, Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen- Phospolipids
  • Hydrolysis= Add water, break bonds
  • Condensation= remove water, join bonds
  • Grind substance with pestle and mortar. Add ethanol- leave for a bit  add distilled water, put on bung and shake.
  • Posative= White Emulsion
  • Negative= Stays the same
  • BIle salts produced in liver, they emulsify lipids
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Cells

  • Cell membrane- Controles what enters and leaves the cell.
  • Micro Villi- Increase surface area for absorbsion 
  • Mitrochondrion- Produces ATP and relises energy
  • Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum and Ribosomes- Fold and Synthasise protiens
  • The Golgi Body- Package and process protiens and lipids
  • Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum- Makes lipids
  • Lysosomes-Digest parts of old cell
  • Vesicles-Stoor and transport protiens around the cell
  • Nucleolus- Make ribosomes 
  • Cell Nucleus-Contains DNA which codes for different protiens 
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Proteins and Enzymes

  • Dentaturing- Loosing 3D shape. Caused by change in temp. High change in pH
  • Alpha Helix- Peptide weak hydrogen bonds
  • Induced fit- Active site changes to shape of the substrate
  • Protiens- For anibodys 
  • Monomer that protiens are made of is Amino Acid
  • Biret test- Add Biret A+B and shake if the substance turns purple it is posative 
  • Quaternary Structure- Association of many polypeptide bonds
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