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Life and Chemistry: Large Molecules Macromolecules monomers are linked together to form polymers dehydration synthesis (condensation) broken apart via hydrolysis function is related to structure Macromolecules 4 classes of biological macromolecules proteins carbohydrates nucleic acids lipids Proteins polymers of amino acids functions include structural support catalysis transport defense movement regulation Proteins each amino acid contains the following carbon H atom amino group carboxyl group side chain provides unique chemical properties Amino Acids to Proteins peptide bond joins two amino acids carboxyl group of one bonds with amino group of another 20 used to make every protein each distinguished by its side chain Protein Structure 4 structural levels 1. type, position, and number of amino acids determine function and structure primary structure sequence of amino acids comprising the protein huge variation possible Protein Structure 2. secondary structure regular, repeating patterns as a result of Hbonds helix pleated sheet Protein Structure 3. tertiary structure results from interactions between R groups final 3-D structure of a single protein 4. quaternary structure arrangement of protein subunits into a large macromolecule Environmental Effects on Proteins structure affected by: pH temperature denaturation Carbohydrates primarily C, H, and O 1:2:1 (CH2O) functions energy source structure Carbohydrates 4 categories: monosaccharides disaccharides oligosaccharides polysaccharides Lipids no polymers nonpolar hydrocarbons hydrophobic Fats and oils triglycerides composed of fatty acids and glycerol fats vs. oils saturated vs. unsaturated energy storage Phospholipids composition 2 fatty acids phosphate containing polar head forms biological membranes Steroids composed of 4 fused carbon rings functions part of membranes hormones development ion balance Nucleic Acids nucleotide structure 5-C sugar phosphate group nitrogenous base function storage, transmission, and use of genetic material Nucleic Acids 2 types DNA information storage RNA transmission