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Solution
Mixture of small solutes and water. ex) electrolytes mixed in plasma
Colloid
Mixture of medium sized solutes and water. They don't precipitate in from water Ex) proteins in the plasma
Suspension
Large solutes and water. Will separate if not constantly mixed. ex) red blood cells mixed in plasma
How much water is in the intracellular compartment?
2/3
How much water is in the extracellular compartment?
1/3
Inorganic molecules:
small, simple molecules. (acids and bases included)
Organic molecules
large complex molecules that contain carbon
What does ATP stand for
Adenosine triphosphate. Adenine molecule+ribose molecule+ 3 phosphate molecules
Anaerobic Cellular Respiration
2 net Atp 1 H20 2 lactic acid heat produced
Glycolysis
Occurs in cytoplasm and catabolized into 2 pyretic acids
Cori Cycle
Lactic acid converted back to glucose
Aerobic order of processes (mitochondria)
1) glycolysis 2)Accetyl-Coa Forms 3)krebs cycle 4) Electron transport chain
Acetyl-Coa Converted from what? and how much C02 produced?
Converted from pyretic acid. 2 total c02 produced
Krebs cyle How many ATP? How many NADH? How many FADH HOw many C02?
2 ATP 6 NADH 2 FADH 4CO2
Electron Transport Chain. ATP synthase produces how many ATPs?
32-34 ATPs
Summary or Aerobic cellular Respiration
-36-38 ATP (2 from glycolysis, 2 from krebs cycle, 32-34 from ETC) -6 CO2 molecules (2 from acetyl-coa, 4 from Krebs) -7 H2O ( 1 from glycolysis, 6 from ETC) Heat produced
Carbs composed of ?
Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen with large # of oxygen, which makes them polar
Monosaccharides
6 carbon: Glucose Fructose Galactose 5 Carbon: Deoxyribose Ribose
Disaccharides
Maltose= Glucose+glucose Sucrose= Glucose+Fructose Lactose= Glucose+Galactose
Polysaccharides
Starch Glycogen Fiber =(ex cellulose- indigestible carb)
Main functions or carbs
-Makes ATP -Provides structure -Forms bulk -General homeostasis
Lipids
composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen LOWER RATIO OF OXYGEN TO CARBON
Main functions of lipids
-Used to make ATP -Vital of cell membranes -Regulation -Protection/insulation -General Homeostasis
Triglyceride composed of:
Glycerol and 3 fatty acids
Saturated
single bonds
unsaturated
1 or more double bonds
monounsaturated
1 double bond
polyunsaturated
more than 1 double bond
Phospholipid composed of
Glycerol molecule+2 fatty acids+phosphate molecule. Important to cell membrane
Cholesterol
used to make steroids.
Steroids
Composed of carbon rings. Ex) testosterone, estrogen, bile salt
Unsaturated fats raises ..?
HDL. High density lipoprotein
Saturated fats raise?
LDL. (bad) Low density lipoprotein
1)2-10 a.a = 2)11-50= 3) greater than 50=
1. peptide (very small) 2)polypeptide (small) 3) protein
Main functions of proteins
-structure to cells/tissues -Regulation -Transport -Immunity -General Homeostasis

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