Biochemistry I & II Flashcards

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there are energy-consuming steps in some ________ pathways

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catabolic

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Metabolism is?

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all the reactions taking place in the body, divided into Catabolism & Anabolism

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Active ______ cells (for example) use ATP at a _____ rate

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muscle

high

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Exergonic reactions:

Reactions in which the total free energy of the product(s) is _____ than the total free energy of the reactant(s)

So the free energy change

ΔG = (energy of the products) – (energy of the reactants)

is __________.

Such reactions can occur ____________

The energy liberated can be used to ________

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less

negative

spontaneously

do work

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What are the major classes of Biomolecules?

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Peptides and proteins (consist of amino acids)

Lipids (triglycerides, phospholipids, steroids)

Nucleic acids (DNA, RNA)

Carbohydrates (mono-, di-, polysaccharides)

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Metabolism = ___________________

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catabolism + anabolism

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what is Electronegativity?

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the attractive force that an atomic nucleus exerts on electrons

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What are some functions of Biomolecules?

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Information storage (DNA)

Structural (teeth, bones, cartilage)

Energy generation (glycolysis, citric acid cycle, electron transport chain)

Energy currency/storage (ATP)

Recognition/communication/specificity (receptors, hormones, enzymes)

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Endergonic reactions:

Reactions in which the total free energy of the product(s) is _____ than the total free energy of the reactant(s)

So the free energy change

ΔG = (energy of the products) – (energy of the reactants)

is __________.

Such reactions cannot occur ____________

They need an ______ of energy to proceed

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more

positive

spontaneously

input

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Carbon can form 4 covalent bonds which leads to ___________ form

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tetrahedral

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Active muscle cells must _________ ATP

e.g. using _____________

standard free energy of hydrolysis = __________

e.g. using 2 ADP ↔ ATP + AMP

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regenerate

creatine phosphate

-43 kJ/mol

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ΔG = ΔH – TΔS

(T is the temperature in K)

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Free energy change:

ΔG = (energy of the products) – (energy of the reactants)

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Catabolism is?

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breaking down complex molecules into smaller ones and releasing energy

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Second law of thermodynamics

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When energy is converted from one form to another, some of that energy becomes unavailable to do work

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Cells do not store large amounts of _____

concentrations < ________

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ATP

10 mM

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Anabolism is?

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synthesizing complex molecules out of smaller ones in energy-consuming reactions

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Carbon can also form bonds with Hydrogen, Nitrogen, and Oxygen atoms which leads to __________

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variability

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First law of thermodynamics?

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Energy is neither created nor destroyed