Bioenergetics 1 Flashcards

1
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starting fuels are also known as

A

substrates (fats, proteins, carbs)

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2
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internal (biological) work includes

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things that take energy

  • ion trafficking across membrane
  • regulating calcium levels
  • actin-myosin levels
  • protein synthesis
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3
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what are metabolic pathways for?

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creating a link from food energy to ATP production

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4
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energy yielding

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exergonic - catabolic

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5
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energy requiring

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endergonic - anabolic

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6
Q

oxidation

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lose an electron

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7
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reduction

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gain an electron

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8
Q

oxidation and reduction rxn are ______

A

coupled - one cannot occur without the other

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9
Q

H+ is the ______ agent

A

reducing

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10
Q

NAD and FAD are in ______ state

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oxidized state (no H+)

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11
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redox reactions are catalyzed by ______

A

enzymes (i.e., dehydrogenase)

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12
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allosteric

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the ability to regulate enzyme activity

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13
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enzymes speed up reactions by lowering the ____________

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activation energy

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14
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enzymes can speed up reactions by

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1000x

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15
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the first or second enzyme in the pathway is typically the _____ ______ enzyme

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rate determining/limiting (allosteric)

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16
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end product inhibition

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one way of controlling the pathway - having the product “talk to” the rate determining enzyme

17
Q

enzyme substrate

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makes a temporary change to the enzyme shape so the activation site can be used

18
Q

which reaction is faster? catalyzed or non catalyzed

A

catalyzed

19
Q

enzymes work to _____ catalytic rate by _____ the activation energy

A

increase, decrease

20
Q

do enzymes change the amount of energy released by the reaction?

A

no, they just speed up the rate it occurs. Enzymes are not consumed in the rxn

21
Q

active site

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binding site, to then be converted into something else

22
Q

increase in temperature ______ enzyme activity

A

increase

23
Q

change in pH can ______ enzyme activity

A

increase or decrease

24
Q

when you break this bond energy is released

A

third phosphate in ATP chain

25
Q

after ATP hydrolysis you are left with

A

ADP + Pi (Pi must go off to be recharged)