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    1. The document discusses the structures of proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates, and lipids. 2. It describes the primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary structures of proteins as well as different types of chemical bonds and interactions that stabilize protein structures. 3. The structures of DNA and RNA are discussed including nucleotides, pentoses, nitrogen bases, and how they form polynucleotide chains that can take double helix structures.

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    CO2 HCO3-

    aldehydes ketones
    The arrangement of cellulose in plant cell walls
    Chitin Cellulose
    N-acetylglucosamine
    Polysaccharide
    Starch Iodine test

    Reducing sugar Benedict s Test ( + Na2CO3 + Na C H O

    (Reducing sugar)
    Monosaccharide
    Disaccharide
    Maltose Lactose
    H H O
    N C C
    H OH
    R

    Amino Carboxyl
    group group
    :
    1. Primary structure
    2. Secondary structure
    3. Tertiary structure
    4. Quaternary structure
    polypeptide
    (primary structure) (secondary structure)

    (quarternary structure) (tertiary structure)


    The primary
    structure of a protein

    Primary structure
    amino acid
    Pleated sheet
    Tertiary structure of a protein
    Tertiary structure polypeptide
    R group R group

    H-bond
    ionic bond
    Hydrophobic interaction
    Van der Waals interaction
    covalent bond disulfide
    bridges sulhydryl (-SH) cysteine
    polypeptide
    tertiary structure polypeptide

    :
    Polypeptide
    chain Collagen fibrous
    protein
    polypeptide 3

    connective
    tissue
    Hemoglobin polypeptide 4
    pH
    amino acid polypeptide
    Denaturation
    Protein
    Protein Biuret test CuSO4 NaOH KOH
    Cholesterol, a steroid
    Cholesterol precusor
    steroid hormones
    Nucleic acid
    (Informational polymer)
    DNA mRNA

    DNA

    mRNA

    protein
    DNA
    DNA

    DNA

    nucleotide DNA

    nucleotide
    nucleic acid polymer
    nucleotides
    Nitrogen base

    Pyrimidines

    Purines
    DNA RNA
    DNA A, G, C, T
    RNA A, G, C, U
    pentose
    RNA ribose
    DNA deoxyribose
    (5 ) pentose phosphate group
    pentose + nitrogen base + phosphate group nucleotide
    DNA

    RNA polynucleotide

    DNA polynucleotide 2

    double helix
    DNA

    DNA

    H-bond
    A T G C
    base
    complementary

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