Lipid polymers - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Brooks Biodiversity Unit 1 Exam with Complete Solutions evolution the concept that all given organisms are related to each other though common ancestry Have scientists proven that life exists? No Big Bang Theory of how the universe formed 16-18 billion years ago Symbiosis the interaction between two different organisms living in close association "life coming together" Spontaneous Generation Theory that life arose spontaneously from inanimate matter. Not a widely held beli...

API Exam 1|236 Questions with Verified Answers Timeline for Nanomedicines rugs? - CORRECT ANSWER 1965 --> liposomes (lipid based vehicles drug inside membrane OR inside core) 1976 --> polymeric systems 1978 --> Dendrimers 1980 --> PEGylated liposomes (liposomes with PEG polymer on surface, which keeps the drug in circulation longer) 1995 --> doxil (PEGylated liposomes, one of the first drugs approved) 2013 --> Kadcyla (antibody drug) It's not necessa...

TAMU Biology Lab practical review Questions and Answers 100% Pass functional group - Answer- components of a biochemical molecule, identifies the type of biomolecule hydroxyl group - Answer- a functional group found in alcohols and sugars, polar, OH carbonyl group - Answer- found in carbohydrates, two types terminal aldehyde and an internal ketone one or the other on every monosaccharide carboxyl - Answer- found in fatty acids and amino acids, acidic, double bond between carbon and oxyg...

portion that anchors LPS molecule in lipid bilayer, can act as endotoxin when organism is killed & it is released into circulation (stimulate immune system to attack itself) - Lipid A Basic structure of peptidoglycan - Alternating NAG and NAM forming a glycan chain held together by terapeptide chain a thin layer of peptidoglycan surrounded by an outer membrane containing lipopolysaccharides - Gram-negative A type of dormant cell that is generally resistant to heat, dessication, UV light an...

Bio 105 exam 1 practice questions with complete solutions The four main categories of bio-molecules are? Proteins, Nucleic acids, Lipids, Carbohydrates What type of bond holds together the parts of a water molecule? Polar covalent bond What is the basic unit of structure and function of living things? A cell If the most common form of Carbon has 6 protons, 6 neutrons, and 6 electrons. Which elements would be an Isotope of carbon? An atom with 6 protons, 8 neutrons, and 6 electro...

TAMU Biology Lab practical review Questions and Answers 100% Pass functional group - Answer- components of a biochemical molecule, identifies the type of biomolecule hydroxyl group - Answer- a functional group found in alcohols and sugars, polar, OH carbonyl group - Answer- found in carbohydrates, two types terminal aldehyde and an internal ketone one or the other on every monosaccharide carboxyl - Answer- found in fatty acids and amino acids, acidic, double bond between carbon and oxyg...

______ covalent bonds are unequal sharing of electrons - Polar _______ covalent bonds are equal sharing of electrons - Nonpolar -COO - Acidic -NH4 - Basic -OH - Hydroxyl -SH - Sulfhydryl 2 monosaccharides linked together by dehydration synthesis. Used for sugar transport or energy storage - Disaccharides A fatty acid with no double bonds between carbon atoms. It has a higher melting point - Saturated fat A fatty acid with one or more double bonds and low melting point - Unsaturated fat...

BIOCHEM FINAL Exam Questions With Verified Answers. What are the four most abundant elements found in living organisms? - answerC, O, H, N. What are the seven moderately abundant elements found in living organisms? - answerMg, Na, Cl, Ca, P, S, K. An Acyl functional group - answer-CO-R An Amido functional group - answer-CO-NH- An Amino functional group - answer-NH A Carbonyl functional group - answer-CO- A Carboxyl functional group - answer-COOH A Phosphoanhydride functional group - an...

Bio 100 Exam 1 Study Guide Rated A+ **atom** the fundamental unit of matter, the smallest particle that retains the properties of an element **molecule** a chemical structure consisting of two or more atoms bonded together **cell** the basic structural and functional unit of all living organisms **tissue** an assembly of similar cells that perform a specific function **organ** a structure composed of multiple tissue types working together to perform a particular function **po...

What is needed for gluconeogenesis in humans? Give examples of gluconeogenic precursors. - ️️Gluconeogenesis relies upon lactate, pyruvate, glycerol (catabolic produce of triacylglycerols) and certain amino acids (glutamine and alanine) What is a waxy maize starch and what effect does it have on blood glucose? - ️️+ Slow digesting starch. + Blunts plasma and insulin response leading to prolonged energy availability and satiety compared to rapidly digested starches. + Absorbed with...