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    10.3

    Starch, Glycogen and Cellulose

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    StarterHaemoglobin summary on kerboodle

    http://www.live.kerboodle.com/http://www.live.kerboodle.com/
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    Exam Practice

    Haemoglobin is a rotein.

    !" #hat is meant by the $uaternary structure o% arotein& '1 mark"

    (" )he tertiary structure o% haemoglobin allo*s it tocarry oxygen. Exlain ho*. '+ marks"he way in which polypeptide chains ft together; 1

    rnary structure only applies to a protein molecule that has more thanso you must put chains to show more than one.

    ch polypeptide has a specifc 3D shape;globin has hydrophilic groups that allow it to mix with blood;

    ecifc shape allows the oxygen molecules to ft into the proteins.drophilic groups are on the outside o" the molecule and can access th

    n in the blood.

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    earning -becti/es and SuccessCriteria

    escribe ho* 2glucosemonomers are arrangedto %orm the olymers o%starch and glycogen

    escribe ho* 2glucosemonomers are arrangedto %orm the olymercellulose

    Exlain ho* the

    structures o% starch,glycogen and celluloserelate to their %unctions

    4ou can match u carbohydrates to

    %unctions 4ou can make models o% thestructure o% glucose, starch and

    cellulose

    4ou can ans*er exam $uestions oncarbohydrates

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    Starch StructureStarch is made %rom chains o% 2glucose

    monomers

    )hese are linked by glycosidic bonds,%ormed by condensation reactions '*aterreleased"

    ra* out an 2glucose monomer

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    Starch Structure)he chain o% 2glucose is *ound into a tight

    coil

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    Starch#here is starch %ound in a lant&5any arts as starch grainsSeedsStorage organs e.g. Potato tubers

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    #hy is starch a good molecule %orstorage in lants&

    #n pairs come up with a list o" reasons6t is insoluble, so doesn7t dra* *ater into

    cells by osmosis

    #on7t easily di8use out o% cells because itis insoluble

    6t can be stored in a small sace becausethe tight coils make it comact

    Can be easily hydrolysed to gi/e 2glucose,*hich can be used in resiration

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    GlycogenStarch is not %ound in animal cells,

    glycogen is used instead

    6t is similar to starch, but has shorter chainsand is more highly branched

    Storage molecule %or animals, %ound assmall granules in the muscles and the li/er

    (ecause o% the shorter chains it is e/en

    more readily hydrolysed than starch

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    Cellulose5ade o% 2glucose, rather than 2glucosera* a molecule o% 2glucose

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    Cellulose)o %orm glycosidic links, each 2glucose

    molecule is rotated 190: comared to the onenext to it

    Has straight, unbranched chains that runarallel to one another

    Hydrogen bonds link the chains

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    CelluloseSo many hydrogen bonds hel to

    strengthen cellulose

    )his makes cellulose a good structuralmaterial, hence its use in lant cell *alls toaid rigidity

    Cellulose does this by grouing together to%orm micro;brils ;bres

    Cellulose also re/ents cells bursting, sothey are turgid *hen %ull *ith *ater. )hishels suort stems

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    Carbohydrates$or each o" these statements, pic% thecorrect carbohydrate "rom the listopposite

    &arbohydrates ' may beused once, more than onceor not at all

    1. Stains dee blue *ith iodine

    solution

    +. 6s kno*n as . !re olysaccharides

    ?. 5onosaccharide %ound in starch

    @.Has a structural %unction

    A. Can be hydrolysed

    9. Easily di8uses in and out o% cells

    2glucose

    2glucose

    Starch

    Cellulose Glycogen

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    Carbohydrates 2 !ns*ers1. Stains dee blue *ith iodine solution 2 Starch+. 6s kno*n as . !re olysaccharides 2 Starch, cellulose,glycogen

    ?. 5onosaccharide %ound in starch 2 2glucose

    @. Has a structural %unction 2 Cellulose

    A. Can be hydrolysed 2 Starch, cellulose,glycogen

    9. Easily di8uses in and out o% cells 2 2glucose,2glucose

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    !cti/ity B make models o% the moleculesout o% the e$uiment a/ailable

    5ake an 2glucose ring5ake a starch molecule

    5ake a 2glucose ring

    5ake a cellulose molecule

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    Exam uestions#ork through the exam $uestions on

    carbohydrates

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    earning -becti/es and SuccessCriteria

    escribe ho* 2glucosemonomers are arrangedto %orm the olymers o%starch and glycogen

    escribe ho* 2glucosemonomers are arrangedto %orm the olymercellulose

    Exlain ho* the

    structures o% starch,glycogen and celluloserelate to their %unctions

    4ou can match u carbohydrates to

    %unctions 4ou can make models o% thestructure o% glucose, starch and

    cellulose

    4ou can ans*er exam $uestions oncarbohydrates


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