Bacterial Metabolism Flashcards
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where does glycolysis happen
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cytosol of cell
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glucose is converted to what in glycolysis
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pyruvate
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how many steps in glycolysis
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10 steps
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how many pyruvate molecules were synthesized in glycolysis
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2
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Sum of all chemical reactions within a living organisms - a life support process.
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metabolsim
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energy-releasing class of chemical reactions where complex organic compounds are broken down into simpler forms.
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catabolism
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water is broken down as compounds are degraded into simple forms
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hydrolytic
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is hydrolytic and exergonic
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catabolism
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having a net ATP in the process (mroe energy is produced than they consume)
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catabolism
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– energy-requiring, building of complex organic molecules from simpler ones.
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anabolism
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is producing water as by-product. Endergonic opposite of exergonic.
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dehydration synthesis
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composed of dehydration synthesis and endergonic reaction
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anabolism
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type of reactions that transfer energy from complex molecules to ATP
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catabolic reactions
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transfer ATP to complex molecules
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anabolic reactions
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two type of energy production
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redox rxns
ATP generation
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three type of ATP generation
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Substrate level phosphorylation
Electron Transport Level Phosphorylation
Photophosphorylation
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is a reaction to release energy from organic molecules through transfer of its electrons to a carrier
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redox reaction
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s a chemical reaction where an atom or group of atoms gains electrons, or decreases in oxidation state
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reduction
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is the attachment of a phosphate group to a molecule or an ion
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phosphorylation
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process where ADP turns into ATP
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phosphorylation
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how many ATP is produced from one NADH
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3 ATP
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In oxidation, an organic molecule loses 2 ___ atoms (composed of two electrons and 2 protons).
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hydrogen
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NAD+ takes 1 electron (-) (hence, reduced) and one hydrogen atom, making it ___.
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NADH
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The remaining H+ is released. Hence, it is understood that in every NAD+ that is reduced to NADH, an extra ___ is released in the process.
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H+
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____ reactions is used by cells in catabolism to extract energy from nutrient molecules
Redox
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happens in glycolysis (Embden-Meyerhof Parnas Pathway)
SLP
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2 1,3 disphosphoglycerid acid + 2 ADP turns into what to form ATP
2 3-phosphoglyeric acid + 2 ATP
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This means, ATP is produced at the level of the ____ during glycolysis
substrate
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what kind of phosphorylation happens in ETC
oxidative phosphorylation
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This means, ATP is produced at the level of the substrates during glycolysis
electron transport chain
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allows the passive movement of the concentration gradient, the energy of the flow is then used to synthesize ATP from ADP and Phosphate.
ATP synthase
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kind of phosphorylation that happens in photosystem I (photosynthesis)
Photophosphorylation
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Light energy is absorbed by chlorophyll molecules in the photosynthetic cell, exciting some of the molecules’ electrons. The energy of the electrons is then used by ETC just like how it would, as discussed in oxidative phosphorylation.
photophosphorylation
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metabolic pathways of energy production can be one of three steps in step I
glycolysis
pentose phosphate pathway
Etner-Doudoroff pathway
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glycolysis is also knwon as
Embden-Meyerhof-Parnas Pathway
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Pentose Phosphate Pathway is also known as
Hexose Monophosphate Shunt
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oxygen is the final electron acceptor
aerobic respiration
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oxygen is not the final electron acceptor
anaerobic respiration
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glycolysis has two stages (2)
energy-requiring stage
energy conserving stage
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is the most commonly used series of reactions for oxidizing glucose to pyruvate
EMP Pathway (Glycolysis)
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Many bacteria, animals and plants employ this pathway in their catabolism.
glycolysis
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Glycolysis Input is glucose and the goal is to convert it to
pyruvate or pyruvic acid
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in the energy requiring stage of glycolysis, what are the inputs?
1 Glucose
2 ATP
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the output of the energy requiring stage of glycolysis
1 DHAP
1 GP
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DHAP
dihydroxyacetone phosphate
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GP
glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate
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in step 1 of glycolysis, what is used to turn glucose into glucose 6-phosphate
ATP
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an ATP molecule is spent on step 1 of glycolysis to turn glucose into ___
glucose 6-phosphate
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glucose 6-phosphate turns into __ in the second step of glycolysis
fructose 6-phosphate
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for the third step, what is spent to turn Fructose 6-phosphate into Fructose 1,6-diphosphate
ATP
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an ATP is spent to turn Fructose 6-phoshpate to ____
Fructose 1,6-diphosphate
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Fructose 1,6-diphosphate produces what kind of molecule
DHAP
GP
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in the energy conserving stage what are the input
2 GP
2 NAD+
2 phosphate
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what are the output in the energy conserving stage of glycolysis
4 ATP
2 NADH + H+
2 H2O
2 Pyruvic acid
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in stage 6 of glycolysis, 2 NAD+ turns into ___
2 NADH
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glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate turns into what in stage 6 of glycolysis
1,3 disphosphoglyceric acid
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in stage 7 of glycolysis, 1,3-disphosphoglyceric turns into
3-phosphoglyceric acid
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in stage 8 of glycolysis, 3-phosphoglyceric acid turns into
2-phosphoglyceric acid
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stage where 2 H2O molecules were released in glycolysis
stage 9
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in step 9, 2-phosphoglyceric acid is turned into
phosphoenolpyruvic acid
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stage where another 2 ATP is produced due to phosphoenol pyruvic acid being turn into pyruvic acid
stage 10
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stages where ATP is produced in glycolysis
7 and 10
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in stage 10, phosphoenolpyruvic acid is turned into ___
pyruvic acid
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krebs cycle is also known as
tricarboxylic acid cycle
citric acid cycle
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two steps of krebs cycle
preparatory step
actual krebs cycle
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in the preparatory step of the krebs scycle, what are the inputs
2 pyruvic acid
2 NAD+
2 coA
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A preparatory step converts pyruvate to Acetyl group by ___(losing a carbon) to be able to enter the Krebs cycle
decarboxylation
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what are the outputs of the preparatory step of Krebs cycle
2 Acetyl coenzyme A
2 NADH + 2H+
2 CO2
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input of actual krebs cycle
2 Acetyl CoA
6 NAD+
2 FAD
2 CoA
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outputs of krebs cycle
6 NADH + 2H+
2 FADH2
4 CO2
2 ATP
4 COA
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first step of krebs cycle
acetyl coA is converted to
citric acid
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first step of krebs cycle
acetyl coA is converted to citric acid and __ is released in the process
coenzyme A
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second step of krebs cycle
citric acid is converted to ___
isocitrate
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third step of krebs cycle
isocitrate is converted to
ketoglutarate
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third step of krebs cycle
an ___ is reduced
NAD+
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third step of krebs cycle where the first decarboxylation happens
third
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fourth step of krebs cycle where ketoglutarate is converted to
succinyl-coA
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step of krebs cycle where second decarboxylation happens
4th
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in the first step of krebs cycle, Acetyl-CoA joins with ___and ___to form citrate
oxaloacetate
water
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step of krebs cycle where succinyl coA is transferred to __
succinate
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succinyl coA turns into ___ after the input of GTP
succinate
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is converted into guanosine triphosphate (GTP) during the conversion of succinyl Co-A to succinate
guanosine diphosphate
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The enzyme succinyl CoA synthetase catalyses the reaction. This is coupled with ___ ___l phosphorylation of GDP to get GTP
substrate level
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GTP transfers its phosphate to ___ to form ATP
ADP
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succinate turns into ___ in the 6th step of krebs
fumarate
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in the sixth step of krebs, a __ enters the cycle to be reduced
FAD
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fumarate turns to malate in the seventh step of krebs with the help of ___
water
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fumarate is transformed to ___ with a H2o molecule
malate
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the third NAD+ is reduced in what step of krebs
seventh
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malate turns into ___ in the final step of krebs
oxaloacetate
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major outcomes of Krebs are the following (3)
Release of CO2 per acetyl coA (through decarboxylation)
redox reactions to transfer electron to carriers
SLP
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where does krebs happen in eukaryotes
matrix
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where does citric acid cycle happen in prokaryotes
cytosol
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happens in the Plasma membrane in prokaryotes; cristae of mitochondria in eukaryotes.
electron transport chain
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NADHs and FADHs from the previous steps are carried forward and tossed to the ____ while simultaneously transporting H+ to the other side of the membrane using the energy of the electrons
ETC
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The stepwise release of energy as electrons are passed on is used to drive ____ of H+.
chemiosmosis
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Types of carrier molecules in ETC
flavoproteins
cytochromes
ubiquinones
coenzyme Q
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acceptboth proteins (H+) and electrons
flavoproteins, cytochromes
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does ubiquinones accept both proton and electron?
no
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The mechanism of ATP synthesis using the electron transport chain is called
chemiosmosis
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As a consequence, protons move from the inside of the membrane to the outside and ___ accumulates in the cytoplasm.
OH-
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which side is the positive side
intermembrane space
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which side is the acidic cide
intermembrane space
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This build up is ___ ___ force and is used by the cell for many tasks including; transport, flagella movement and ATP synthesis (by chemiosmosis)
proton motive
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how many ATP is produced per 1 glucose molecule in glycolysis
2 net yield ATP
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how many NADH is produced in glycolysis
2
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thus, 2 NADH from glycolysis produces
6 ATP
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how many NADH isproduced in the preparatory step
2 NADH
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how many ATP is produced from preparatory step NADH
6 ATP
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how many ATP is produced in TCA through SLP of GTP
2 ATP
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how many NADH and FADH2 is produced in TCA
6 NADH
2 FADH2
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1 FADH2 produces how many ATP
2 ATP
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how many ATP is produced from NADH in TCA
18 ATP
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Some ATP is used in ___ during transport from cytoplasm to mitochondrial membrane, hence, fewer output.
eukaryotes
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how many ATP is produced by FADH from TCA
4 ATP
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sometimes, when oxygen is not available, pyruvic acid is converted to numerous products in __
fermentation
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Involves glycolysis only.
fermentation
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Use organic molecule as final electron acceptor instead of oxygen.
May occur in the presence of oxygen.
fermentation
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Produces only small amount of ATP.
fermentation
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example of fermentation
lactic acid
alcohol fermentation
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Microbial fermenters are not necessarily ___, it just depends on the enzymes that are active and present. Hence, these becomes an identifying characteristics of the microorganisms.
anaerobic
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s a biological process by which sugars, such as glucose, are converted into ethanol and carbon dioxide
alcohol fermentation
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pyruvic acid undergoes what process in fermentation
decarboxylation
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2 pyruvic acid turns into ___ and ___ during decarboxylation
CO2
acetaldehyde
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2 NADH and 2 Acetaldehyde is turned into ___ during the reduction of acetaldehyde
2 ethanol
NAD+
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acetaldehyde is oxidized/reduced when it turns into ethanol
reduced
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in lactic acid fermentation, which are the output
2 lactic acid
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bacteria that undergo alcohol fermentation
saccharomyces
e.coli
salmonella
enterobacter
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(producers of several products from glucose such as lactic acid and alcohols
heterofermentative
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they only produce lactic acid from glucoses
homofermentative
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homofermentative (only undergo lactic acid fermentation)
streptococcus
lactobacillus
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The pyruvic acid produced in glycolysis is reduced by NADH to form lactic acid.
lactic acid formation
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The pyruvic acid produced in glycolysis is reduced by ___ to form lactic acid.
NADH
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lactic acid bacteria
streptococcus
lactobacillus
bacillus
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proprionic bacteria end product of fermentation
proprionic acidbacteria
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enterobacter, serratia, and bacillus product in fermentation
2,3-butanediol
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escherichia, enterobacter, salmonella, and proteus end product of fermentation
formate
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clostridum form what end product during fermentation
acetate
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yeast,zymomonas produce what end product during fermentation
ethanol
