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MCAT prep for exam bio, Summaries of Biology

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Quaternary Structure: Bonds Between SEPARATE Chains
Interactions between polypeptide subunits
Subunit = single polypeptide chain part of a large complex with many subunits
Multisubunit complex
Types of bonds in quaternary structures
Non-covalent
Van der waals
Hydrogen bonds
Disulfide bonds
Electrostatic interactions
NO PEPTIDE BONDS
CARBOHYDRATES
Can be broken down into CO2 via oxidation (burning or combustion)
- This process releases ↑ energy, which is why carbs are principal energy source for
cellular oxidation
Monosaccharides & Disaccharides
Single carbohydrate molecule = monosaccharide = “single sweet unit” = simple sugar
C n H 2n O n
Disaccharide = two monosaccharides bonded together
Oligosaccharide = few monosaccharides bonded together
Polysaccharide = many monosaccharides bonded together

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Quaternary Structure: Bonds Between SEPARATE Chains ● Interactions between polypeptide subunits ● Subunit = single polypeptide chain part of a large complex with many subunits ○ Multisubunit complex ● Types of bonds in quaternary structures ○ Non-covalent ○ Van der waals ○ Hydrogen bonds ○ Disulfide bonds ○ Electrostatic interactions ○ NO PEPTIDE BONDS

CARBOHYDRATES

Can be broken down into CO2 via oxidation (burning or combustion)

  • This process releases ↑ energy, which is why carbs are principal energy source for cellular oxidation Monosaccharides & Disaccharides ● Single carbohydrate molecule = monosaccharide = “single sweet unit” = simple sugar

○ C n H 2n O n

● Disaccharide = two monosaccharides bonded together ● Oligosaccharide = few monosaccharides bonded together ● Polysaccharide = many monosaccharides bonded together