macromolecules 06/13/12. today’s agenda activity – forming lipid and carbohydrate polymers....
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Proteins Monomer = Amino Acid – There are 20 different amino acids. These building blocks have 3 distinct features that I would like you to know: – Amine Group – Carboxyl Group (like in fats) – An “R” group. This is the group that can vary between different kinds of amino acids.TRANSCRIPT
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Macromolecules
06/13/12
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Today’s Agenda
• Activity – Forming Lipid and Carbohydrate Polymers.
• Lecture: Protein and Nucleic Acids
• Activity – Building DNA out of Candy
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Proteins
• Monomer = Amino Acid– There are 20 different amino acids.
• These building blocks have 3 distinct features that I would like you to know:– Amine Group– Carboxyl Group (like in fats)– An “R” group. This is the group that can vary
between different kinds of amino acids.
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Amino Acid Structure
AmineGroup
Carboxyl Group
Variable Group
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Phenylalanine
Serine
“R” Groups
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Forming Proteins
• How do Amino Acids form proteins?– Dehydration synthesis!
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What do Proteins Do?
• LOTS AND LOTS OF THINGS!!!– Building blocks for you body.
• Hair, Skin, Organs, etc. – Aid in Digestion– Help carry out chemical reactions– Pump small molecules in and out cells– Responsible for Cell Movement– Pretty much anything or any process uses a protein at
some point.– Not really used for energy, like carbs and lipids.
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Proteins You May Know
• Hemoglobin – Allows red blood cells to carry oxygen.
• Collagen – Fibers that provide strength to parts of the body.
• Insulin – Hormone that is used to lower blood sugar.
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Nucleic Acids
• Monomer = Nucleotides• These are composed of 3 parts:
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Nucleotides
• Phosphate = Provides the “back-bone” of Nucleic Acids.– Like our skeleton does to our whole body.
• Sugar = Differentiates the two Nucleic Acid Polymers
• Nitrogenous Base (Base) = The code!– There are 5 total (A, G, C, T, U)
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Nucleic Acids – Polymers
• There are two: DNA and RNA
• DNA = Deoxyribonucleic acid– Has the bases A, C, G, and T– Double Helix = Two strands
• RNA = ribonucleic acid– Has the bases A, C, G, and U– One strand
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What is the Function of DNA?
• DNA is the genetic code– It is the information the “codes” for who you are.– 3,000,000 base pairs!
• It is the material that gets passed on to your children.
• The nucleotide = the basic form of inheritance– Inheritance = What we get from our parents and what we
pass to our children.
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DNA Structure
Phosphate Backbone
Sugar
Nitrogenous Bases
Antiparallel! Strands run in opposite directions.
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Building DNA!
• Twizzlers are the phosphate backbone + the sugars!
• Different colored gummy bears are the bases.– Red = A– Yellow = T– Green = G– Clear = C
• Toothpicks are the bonds.– A bonds with T. G with C.
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Next Time
• Read pages:
• I will make a website to post homeworks, lectures, and other things.
• Homework 2 is due
• Introduction to cells