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Page 1: Proteins and Fats

Proteins and Fats

Structure and Function

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Proteins and Fats

What are some examples of protein?

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What are some examples of protein?

Fingernails

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What are some examples of protein?

Hair

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What are some examples of protein?

Egg Albumin

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What are some examples of protein?Feathers

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Proteins serve many functions in an organism: Structural-collagen

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Proteins serve many functions in an organism: Structural-collagen Transport-Hemoglobin

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Proteins serve many functions an organism: Structural-collagen Transport-Hemoglobin Immune-Antibodies

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Proteins serve many functions in an organism: Structural-collagen Transport-Hemoglobin Immune-Antibodies Catalytic-Enzymes

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All proteins, regardless of the source, animal, plant, fungal or bacterial, are all made from the same 20 amino acids.

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All proteins, regardless of the source, animal, plant, fungal or bacterial, are all made from the same 20 amino acids.

Amino acids contain carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and NITROGEN

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Amino Acid StructureAll amino acids have the following common structure.

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Amino Acid StructureAll amino acids have the following common structure.

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Amino Acid Structure

The side group is what makes each amino acid unique.

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Proteins are joined together by the DEHYDRATION SYNTHESIS REACTION.

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How can 20 amino acids make all the proteins found in living organisms?

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How can 20 amino acids make all the proteins found in living organisms?

Different combinations and lengths(Letters of the alphabet)

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Each amino acid is like a letter in the alphabet, the change of one amino acid can change the shape of the protein.

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This is seen in hemoglobin where one acid change results in Sickle Cell Anemia.

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Proteins have a specific three dimensional shape which is important in their biological role.

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The shape of a protein is influenced by temperature and pH.

Out side of a specific range the protein breaks down, its DENATURED.

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What are some examples of fats?

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What are some examples of fats?

Animal Fat

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What are some examples of fats?

Plant Fat

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What are some examples of fats?

Lard

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Fats serve two functions in an organism: Storage of excess energy

reserves

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Fats serve two functions in an organism: Storage of excess energy

reserves Insulation whale

blubber

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Fats serve three functions in an organism: Storage of excess energy

reserves Insulation whale

blubber Protection

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All lipids, regardless of the source, animal, plant, fungal or bacterial, are composed of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.

They are nonpolar (do not dissolve in water)

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All lipids, regardless of the source, animal, plant, fungal or bacterial, are composed of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.

They are made of two molecules: glycerol

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All lipids, regardless of the source, animal, plant, fungal or bacterial, are composed of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.

They are made of two molecules: glycerol & fatty acids

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Glycerol Structure

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Fatty Acid Structure

They can exist as two types, saturated and unsaturated.

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Fatty Acid Structure

They can exist as two types, saturated and unsaturated.

They can range from 12 to 22 carbons in length.

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Triglycerides are the most common fats and are composed of 1 glycerol and three fatty acid molecules.

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Triglycerides are the most common fats and are composed of 1 glycerol and three fatty acid molecules.

Guess what reaction combines them.

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Triglycerides are the most common fats and are composed of 1 glycerol and three fatty acid molecules.

Guess what reaction combines them.DEHYDRATION SYNTHESIS

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Phospholipids are another type of fat and make up cell membranes.

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1. What elements are found in proteins?

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1. What elements are found in proteins?

Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen

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2. What elements are found in carbohydrates and fats?

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2. What elements are found in carbohydrates and fats?

Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen

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3. Is C12H22011 a fat or carbohydrate?

4. How do you know?

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3. Is C12H22011 a fat or carbohydrate?Carbohydrate

4. How do you know?2 to 1 ratio of hydrogen to oxygen