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    Name_________ WTHS Biology Keystone Review 2012-2013

    Biological Molecules- You are What You Eat:


    Biology # 3
    This worksheet goes with podcast # 3 from Crash Course Biology found on youtube

    Video Outline
    1. introduction prefix meaning
    The goals for today’s video are 3-fold. We will learn 2. William Prout & Pee
    about 3. Carbohydrates
    1. the 3 most important molecules on earth mono
    a. Mono& Disaccharides
    2. grossest sandwich b. Polysaccharides
    3. obscure scientist who knows a lot about c. Cellulose & chitin di
    urine d. Starch and glycogen
    4. lipids
    poly
    a. fats
    b. phospholipids
    c. steroids
    5. proteins
    a. amino acids
    b. polypeptides

    Biological Molecules:
    These are the molecules necessary for every living thing on earth to
    survive...
    They are ...

    In short they are the ____________ for_____________.

    Studying Carbohydrates We’ll look at


    Nucleic this another
    these Lipids
    Acids day
    today Proteins

    WTHS 1
    Name_________ WTHS Biology Keystone Review 2012-2013

    Carbohydrates:
    Made of sugars or monosaccharides

    Glucose is perhaps the most important of the monosaccharides its energy comes
    from ____________. Another example is fructose.

    Disaccharides have ___ sugars. An example is ___________________

    Polysaccharides have______ sugars

    In plants ___________________ is the most common structural compound.


    It is also the most common organic compound on the planet.

    Starch provides energy for us.. like that found in bread. The energy is stored in
    the form of __________, which is stored in our muscles for short term storage.
    Or as ______ for longer term storage. Which brings us to our next biological
    molecule, the lipid.

    Lipids:

    Lipids are polar/ non-polar (circle one) and as a result does not mix with water.

    They are made of two ingredients; ____________ and ________.

    Saturated fats are in fact saturated with ___________. Unsaturated fats


    contain a _______________ so that they are not completely saturated with
    hydrogen.

    type of fat state at room temp. (solid/liquid/ gas)


    saturated fat
    unsaturated fat

    WTHS 2
    Name_________ WTHS Biology Keystone Review 2012-2013

    Phosopholipid makes up the ________________

    Steroids Cholesterol hormones

    Proteins:
    Extremely complex large molecules such as...

    Proteins are made using only 20 different _________________ (A.A.)

    When you get a bunch of these amino acids together you make a long change called
    ______________________ (there’s that prefix poly again!)

    Triple Decker sandwich:

    layer Biological importance building blocks of


    molecule it of biological molecule
    contains molecule
    bread
    peanut butter
    egg

    WTHS 3

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