bioenergetic ans enzymes Flashcards

1
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energy

A

the ability to produce change ( to do work)

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2
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bioenergetics

A

study if energy transfer via chemical reactions in living tissues

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3
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metabolism

A

the sum of all chemical reactions in the body

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4
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what is the currency of the cell

A

adenosine triphosphate (ATP)

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5
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what are the fuel source used to regenerate ATP in the body

A
  1. PCr
  2. Carbohydrate
  3. Fats
  4. Protein ( not very much)
  5. ADP ( only occurs during High intensity exercise
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6
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why dont we just store large about of ATP to

A
  1. 1 kg of ATP consumed per hour at rest
  2. The rate of ATP use increases 100 folds during exercise
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7
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chemical reaction are …

A

catalysed

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8
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enzymes in chemical reaction

A

enzyme increases the rate of chemical reactions
- do not cause a reaction
-do not alter free energy change
- lower activation energy

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9
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near equilibrium enzyme

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-regulated by [subrate] and [products]
-reversible reaction
increase [s] = shift forward
increase [p]= shift reverse

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10
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non equilibrium enzyme

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-regulated by factors other than [s] and [p]
- Allosteric and covalent modifications
-more important for metabolic regulation

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11
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Km

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Km = substrate concentration needed to produce one half Vmax of an enzyme-catalyzed reaction
- Km inversely proportional to affinity of the enzyme for substrate
- Low Km = High affinity

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12
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where is CK located in the muscle

A

CK is closely associated with
1.SERCA AtPase
2. NA/K ATPase
3. Mysosin ATPase
4. mitochondria

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13
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Covalent modifications

A

reversible binding of a molecule to amino acid residues of enzyme convert inactive b form to active a form

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14
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what is the most common covalent modification

A

phosphorylation

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15
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Allosteric modification activators

A

CA
AMP

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16
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allosteric modification inhibitors

A
  • ATP
17
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what is a Allosteric modification

A

binding of a substance to allosteric site increase/decreases enzyme activity

18
Q

Allosteric effectors are often….

A

up- or
downstream products within a metabolic
pathway

19
Q

non equilibrium enzymes

A
  • regulated by factors other than [S]
    on/off- allows for faster activation of a metabolic pathway
20
Q

non equilibrium enzymes 2 types

A

Allosteric and covalent modification

21
Q

what happens during high intensity exercise with AK

A

ADP+ADP = ATP+AMP

22
Q

How are near-equilibrium enzyme-
catalyzed reactions regulated?

A

Near-equilibrium enzymes are usually not rate-
limiting à function to passively “push”
molecules through a pathway

23
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how are near equilibrium reactions regulated

A
  • substrate availability
  • upstream reactions that affect [S]
    -downstream reactions that affect [P]
    -change in cellular location
  • enzyme amount
  • inhibitors
24
Q

energy transfer is the study of

A

thermodynamic

25
Q

what is metabolic bioenergetic

A

is the transfer of energy between glucose and pyruvate

26
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what does the bonds between phosphate produce

A

mechanical energy

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