BACTERIAL METABOLISM Flashcards
what are the anabolic reactions?
synthesis of all cell structures
synthesis of functional proteins
synthesis of cellular materials
what are the catabolic reactions?
breakdown of organic substrates
provision of organic substrates
provision of energy
what are the ways ATP can be formed?
substrate level phosphorylation
transfer of inorganic phosphate to ADP-
this pattern of energy yielding metabolism is also known as classic glycolysis for glucose substrate?
Embden-Meyerhof-Parnas Pathway which yields 2 pyruvate that become 2 lactate
homolactate, ok for bacteria but not for eukaryotes
this is another means of fermentation that is homolactate producing 1 ATP? E. coli uses this
Entner-Doudoroff pathway
this is another means of fermentation used by E. coli as well also known as alcohol with CO pathway (Mixed acids pathway)?
Heterolactate pathway
some fungi use this type of fermentation?
ethanol
streptococcus and the species of lactobacillus use this type of fermentation?
lactate
clostridium propionecium
propiobacterium
corynebacterium diphtheria
neisseria
use this type fo fermentation
propionate
eschierechea
shigella
use this type of fermentation?
mixed acid
butyribacterium
clostridium
neisseria
use this type of fermentation?
butanol-butyrate
this type of laboratory test collects gas from the organism and pushes it up, and so if there is O2 production the tube is pushed up?
durham tube test
for the bacteria that use aerobic respiration, how many ATP are produced?
38 ATP in bacteria, 36 in animals
anaerobic fermentation produces how many ATP?
2 ATP
anaerobic respiration produces how many ATP?
24-36 ATP