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Biology Ch. 8-10 Flashcards

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1
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What are the two types of metabolic pathways

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Catabolic and Anabolic pathways

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Catabolic pathways

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Break down complex molecules to simpler compounds. Releases energy for work in the cell

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Anabolic pathways

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Consume energy to build complicated molecules from simpler ones

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Energy

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Capacity to cause change

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Metabolic pathway

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Series of chemical reactions that builds or breaks down a complex molecule

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What is metabolism

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Chemical process in an organism which produces, maintains and destroys by which energy is made

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Kinetic Energy

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Energy of an object in motion

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Heat/thermal energy

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kinetic energy associated with the movement of atoms or molecules

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9
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Potential energy

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Energy of matter possess because of its position or structure

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10
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Chemical energy

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Potential energy available for release in chemical reaction

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What happens during the release of chemical energy

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Catabolic reactions rearrange molecules, energy is released and the product has less potential energy

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Thermodynamics

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Study of energy transformations occurring in the collection of matter

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13
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Thermodynamics term

System:

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Matter under study

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Thermodynamics term

Surroundings:

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Everything outside system

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Thermodynamics term

Isolated system:

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System unable to exchange energy or matter with surroundings

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Thermodynamics term

Opened system:

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Energy can be transferred between the system and surroundings

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What is the first law of thermodynamics

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Energy can be transferred me transformed but can not be created or destroyed

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18
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Spontaneous processes

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Process occurs spontaneously without energy when it increases entropy

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19
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What is the second law of thermodynamics

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Every energy transfer or transformation increases the entropy of the universe

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20
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Entropy

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A measure of disorder or randomness

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21
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Free energy

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The energy available to do work

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22
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ATP

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Adenosine triphosphate

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23
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ATP cellular work

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Provides energy to the energy requiring processes

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24
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How does ATP perform work

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Transfers phosphate group to molecule.

In hydrolysis it completes the endergonic reaction

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25
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What three types of work does ATP perform

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Chemical (endergonic reactions)
Transport (active transport)
Mechanical (movement of vesicles along cytoskeleton)

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26
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What is an enzyme

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A macromolecule, catalyst, low energy need for reaction

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27
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Catalyst

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Chemical agent that speeds up reaction with being consumed

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28
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Are spontaneous reactions fast or slow and what can be added to speed up the reaction

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Sucrase enzymes and slow reaction rate

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29
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Activation energy

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Energy needed to begin a reaction, also known as (Ea)

30
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Substrate

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Reactant an enzyme acts on and forms enzyme substrate complex

31
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What happens at the Active site

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Substrate bonds to active site of enzyme results determined by shape of enzyme

32
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Enzyme Inhibitors

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Stop the action of enzymes
( competitive and no competitive )
( irreversible and reversible)

33
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What are two cofactors

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Nonprotein helpers and coenzymes

34
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Nonprotein helpers

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Helpers required by many enzymes

35
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What are Coenzymes

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Are cofactors that are organic molecules

36
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Enzymes catalyze reaction

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Substrate bonds to enzyme by weak interactions

37
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what happens when the substrate is binded

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induces change of shape of the enzyme that weakens bonds to broken into substrate

38
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Optimal conditions

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favor the most active shape of the enzyme

39
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Autotrophs

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self feeders, produce food from CO2

40
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photoautotrophs

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organisms that use light as a source of energy to synthesize substances (producers of biosphere)

41
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Heterotrophs

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other feeders, consumers of biosphere

42
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Chloropast

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in all green plants, site of photosynthesis

43
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Chlorophyll

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pigment inside chloroplast, absorbs light energy for photosynthesis

44
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Stomata

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microscopic pores in the leaves

45
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stroma

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dense fluid within chloroplast

46
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thylakoids

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interconnected membrane sacs

47
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Grana

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stacks of thylakoids

48
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what are the two stages of photosynethesis

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light reactions and calvin cycle

49
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Light reactions

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convert solar energy to chemical energy

50
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calvin cycle

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produces sugar from CO2

51
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Photons

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elementary particle of light, each has a fixed amount of energy

52
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Photosystem

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complex pigments and proteins harvest energy

53
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light harvesting

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pigment bound to protein

54
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Primary electron acceptor

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molecule capable of accepting electron

55
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what does the photosystem consist of

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primary electron acceptor, light harvesting, reaction center

56
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Two photosystems in chloroplasts

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photosystem II and photosystem I

57
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Photosystem II

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discovered second functions first

58
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Photosystem I

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discovered first and functions second

59
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Liner electron flow

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flow of electrons through photosystems (key to energy transformations)

60
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Mitchondria

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electrons extracted from molecules

61
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chloroplast

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electrons extracted from water

62
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Calvin Cycle

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uses ATP and NADPH to convert CO2 to glucose or other sugar

63
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Phase 1 of calvin cycle

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carbon fixation- forms two molecules with three carbons and attaches CO2 to sugar

64
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Phase 2 Calvin cycle

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reduction- ATP add phosphate group to each molecule and donates NADPH

65
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Phase 3 calvin cycle

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regeneration of RuBp converts 5G3P in to RuBP

66
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celluar respiration

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process by which cell breakdown organic molecules into O2

67
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Redox reactions

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are chemical reactions resulting in gain or loss of electrons

68
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Glycolysis

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splitting of glucose

69
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where does glycolysis occur

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in the cytoplasm, ATP is used to energize the glucose molecule

70
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Krebs Cycle

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completes the break down of glucose in the mitochandria, final CO2 is lost

71
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Fermentation

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2 ATP per glucose 2% efficiency

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