Cell Physiology 2 Flashcards
What is protein synthesis
builds protein channels and carriers in cell membrane
What does ATP metabolism and cellular respiration do
provide energy needed for cellular processes
What are cells
building blocks of body
What is metabolism
chemical processes in body performed by cells
what is Anabolism
building of molecules
What are Catabolism
breakdown of molecules
What is considered a proteins
enzymes, hormons, structural components of cells
The process of Protein Syntheis involves
- DNA Transcription : DNA template is copied into mRNA (messenger)
- mRNA Translantion : turns into proteins
Steps for DNA Transcription
- Dna uncoils at site of gene expose to gene base seq
- RNA strand is formed using the code on DNA template by replacing with complementary RNA nucleotides
DNA: ATCGCA
RNA:UAGCGU ( RNA uses Uracil)
Steps for mRNA translation
- mRNA associates with ribosomes
- transfer RNA (tRNA) with complimentary bases on codon binds to matching RNA
- peptide bonds is formed to attach aa to growing peptide chain
What happens after Translation
- proteins produced on free ribosomes are released into cytosol, nucleus or mitchondria
Proteins produced by ribosomes on the RER are released into
- the lumen where it is modified by adding sugar (glycoproteins) and send to
- Golgi Complex in vesicles where it is modified by :
a) carbohydrate changes or additions (address)
b) lipid additions
Where do the modified proteins from RER go to once it has been modified
they are packaged (vesicles) and sent to their destination ( cell membrane, secretion or lysosomes)
What are lysosomes
They are membrane bound organelles containing digestive enzymes ( acid enviro)
important facts about enzymes ( end in ase)
- all enzymes are proteins and can be made my protein syntheis ( make more or less enzymes)
- increases reaction rates but not used in reaction
- Very sensitive to pH and temperature ( affects their shape which is critical to their function
What is ATP
breakdown of Adenosine Triphopshate to released energy
What parts are involved in ATP
adenine + ribose(adenosine) + 3 phosphates
How does ATP release energy
energy is in phosphate bond so when we break a phosphate bond, it give us energy to used for reactions
Why does body has to continusly make ATP
little ATP is stored in body
What is cellular respiration
it is the production of ATP using Glucose
How does Cellular respiration work
- glucose enter cell by carrier
- glucose transport can be increased by action of insulin
When is glucose not using carrier mediated faciliated diffusion
exceptions are for cell of the small intestine or kidney which uses seconday active transport
overall results of Cellular Respiration
1 glucose ( C6H12O6) + 6 O2 => 6H20 + 32(max) ATP + heat
Steps of cellular respiration
- Glycolysis ( anaerobic = no oxygen req) in cytosol
- enters mitchondria - become aerobic (req oxygen)
3.Krebs cycle
- Electron Transport Chain