ATP Flashcards

1
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atp

A

adenosine triphosphate

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2
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What are the components of ATP?

A

Ribose sugar, adenine and three phosphate groups joined together

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3
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atp reaction

A

atp + water ⇌ adp + Pi

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4
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ADP

A

adenosine diphosphate

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5
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how much energy is released in atp reaction

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30.6kjmol-1

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6
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exergonic reaction and example

A

ATPase hydrolyses the 2nd and 3rd bond in atp and releases energy
eg: active transport, muscle contraction, synthesis

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7
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endergonic reaction

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adp and pi combine in condensation which requires energy input
energy is stored in the bond between the second and third phosphate.

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8
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phosphorylation

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addition of phosphate to adp, making it more reactive and lowering activation energy

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9
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atp as an energy carrier

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makes energy readily available
we make and break about 50kg a day but body contains 5g

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10
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why is atp known as universal energy currency in living organisms

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It is used in all organisms for all metabolic reaction
Released in small useable amounts
Standard unit of energy

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11
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advantages of atp

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-immediate energy release
-small useable amounts
-one enzyme needed
-common source=cell efficiency and control

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12
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atp roles

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metabolic processes-build large molecules like dna and protein synthesis
active transport-change carrier protein shapes so substrates can move against gradient
movement-muscle contraction
nerve transmission-sodium potassium pump across axon membrane
secretion-packaging and transport of products into vesicles

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