Tuesday, October 2, 2012

10/2/12

1. Notes: Proteins
2. Activity #3: You are what you eat, literally!  Protein activity

H.W. DUE TOMORROW:  If you didn't do so in class: finish activity #3: You are what you eat, literally!  Protein activity
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The Nucleic Acid AND Protein Portion of your macromolecule info sheet: (instructions below:
NUCLEIC ACID MACROMOLECULE SECTION:
List the elements (as identified in the Periodic Table) that are found in all nucleic acids
Hand draw a picture of a nucleotide (p. 48- the same one as the one you drew on your notes).  Label this picture Nucleic Acid Monomer- Nucleotide.  On this picture label the phosphate, sugar and nitrogenous base
Hand draw a picture of DNA (p. 348). Label this picture, Nucleic Acid Polymer- Deoxyribonucleic Acid  Under the picture, describe the function of DNA
Hand draw a picture of RNA (p. 363- draw the mRNA). Label this picture, Nucleic Acid Polymer- Ribonucleic Acid Under the picture, describe the function of RNA.

Congratulations!  That concludes the nucleic acid section of you macromolecule info sheet


PROTEIN MACROMOLECULE SECTION:

List the elements (as identified in the periodic table) that are found in all amino acids.
Hand draw a picture of an amino acid.  Label this picture Protein Monomer- Amino Acid.  On this picture label/identify the carboxyl group, R group and amino group. (draw the general structure on page 48)
Draw a picture of a polypeptide.  Label this picture Protein Polymer- Polypeptide. On this picture label/identify the peptide bond.
Write at least three functions of proteins in living organisms
 Congratulations!  You are totally done with your macromolecule info sheet!!!

To help you study for THURSDAY'S Macromolecule Quiz:
New Vocabulary for Organic Macromolecules:
1.       Organic compounds
2.       Polymerization
3.       Monomer
4.       Polymer
5.       Metabolism
6.       Anabolic reactions /Anabolism
7.       Catabolic reactions/ Catabolism
8.       Dehydration synthesis / Condensation Reaction
9.       Hydrolysis
10.   Carbohydrate
11.   Monosaccharide
12.   Disaccharide
13.   Polysaccharide
14.   Starch
15.   Glycogen
16.   Cellulose
17.   Chitin
18. Fat
19. Phospholipid
20. Sterol
21. Cholesterol
22. Saturated Fat
23. Unsaturated Fat
24. Nucleic Acids
25. Nucleotide
26. DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)
27. RNA (ribonucleic acid)
28. Nitrogeneous bases 
29.  Amino Acids
30. Peptide bond
31. Polypeptide chain
32. Protein