bioenergetic ans enzymes Flashcards
energy
the ability to produce change ( to do work)
bioenergetics
study if energy transfer via chemical reactions in living tissues
metabolism
the sum of all chemical reactions in the body
what is the currency of the cell
adenosine triphosphate (ATP)
what are the fuel source used to regenerate ATP in the body
- PCr
- Carbohydrate
- Fats
- Protein ( not very much)
- ADP ( only occurs during High intensity exercise
why dont we just store large about of ATP to
- 1 kg of ATP consumed per hour at rest
- The rate of ATP use increases 100 folds during exercise
chemical reaction are …
catalysed
enzymes in chemical reaction
enzyme increases the rate of chemical reactions
- do not cause a reaction
-do not alter free energy change
- lower activation energy
near equilibrium enzyme
-regulated by [subrate] and [products]
-reversible reaction
increase [s] = shift forward
increase [p]= shift reverse
non equilibrium enzyme
-regulated by factors other than [s] and [p]
- Allosteric and covalent modifications
-more important for metabolic regulation
Km
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
where is CK located in the muscle
CK is closely associated with
1.SERCA AtPase
2. NA/K ATPase
3. Mysosin ATPase
4. mitochondria
Covalent modifications
reversible binding of a molecule to amino acid residues of enzyme convert inactive b form to active a form
what is the most common covalent modification
phosphorylation
Allosteric modification activators
CA
AMP
allosteric modification inhibitors
- ATP
what is a Allosteric modification
binding of a substance to allosteric site increase/decreases enzyme activity
Allosteric effectors are often….
up- or
downstream products within a metabolic
pathway
non equilibrium enzymes
- regulated by factors other than [S]
on/off- allows for faster activation of a metabolic pathway
non equilibrium enzymes 2 types
Allosteric and covalent modification
what happens during high intensity exercise with AK
ADP+ADP = ATP+AMP
How are near-equilibrium enzyme-
catalyzed reactions regulated?
Near-equilibrium enzymes are usually not rate-
limiting à function to passively “push”
molecules through a pathway
how are near equilibrium reactions regulated
- substrate availability
- upstream reactions that affect [S]
-downstream reactions that affect [P]
-change in cellular location - enzyme amount
- inhibitors
energy transfer is the study of
thermodynamic
what is metabolic bioenergetic
is the transfer of energy between glucose and pyruvate
what does the bonds between phosphate produce
mechanical energy