Chapter 13 Flashcards

1
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Catabolism

A

breakdown of complex molecules into smaller ones

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2
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anabolism

A

reactions that build cells

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3
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Catabolism provides energy for

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anabolism. some energy is released as heat.

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4
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Metabolism

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all chemical reactions in an organism

• Balance b/w catabolism and anabolism

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5
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Entropy

A

measure of randomness in a system

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6
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Cells use energy to assemble

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disordered molecules into ordered ones.

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7
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Gibbs free energy change (ΔG)

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how much energy is available to do work. Negative ΔG – reaction is favorable

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8
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ΔG=ΔH-TΔS

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ΔH = change in enthalpy
• Heat absorbed/released as reactants become products
• ΔS = change in entropy
• More ordered = lower entropy

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9
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Excess reactants over products

A

more negative ΔG

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10
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environ factors that change ΔS and ΔG

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• Temperature, pressure, ionic strength

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11
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Standard reaction conditions

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• Temperature 298K, Pressure 1 atm, concentration 1M

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12
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accounts for concentration

ΔG=

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ΔG° +RT lnQ
• Q – reaction quotient
• R – gas constant
• T – temperature in K

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13
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A+B ⟷C+D
Q=?
if products=reactants
if products < reactants

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Q= C D/A B
If products = reactants, Q = 1; ln(1) = 0; standard conditions
If products < reactants, Q < 1; ln(<1) = negative number
temp can change Q

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14
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Cells often break down reactions

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into several steps

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15
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Cells need energy carriers to transfer energy between reactions
energy carriers are

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molecules that gain/release small amounts of energy in reversible reactions

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16
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atp is made by

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phosphorylating ADP. atp is a medium energy carrier.

• Energy carried in phosphate bonds

17
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three ways of transferring energy

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  1. Hydrolysis releasing phosphate (ATP–>ADP)
  2. Hydrolysis releasing pyrophosphate (PPi)
  3. Phosphorylation of an organic molecule
    • ATP can transfer its phosphate to hydroxyl group of another molecule (e.g. glucose)
18
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Electron acceptor

A

molecule that accepts electrons

19
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Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD)

A
  • NADH – reduced

* NAD+ - oxidized

20
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Flavin adenine dinucleotide

A
  • FADH2 – reduced
  • FAD – oxidized
  • Weaker electron donor than NADH
21
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Activation energy (Ea)

A

determines rate of reaction

input energy needed to generate the high energy transition state

22
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catalyst

A

lowers Ea, isnt consumed.

23
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Carbohydrates

A

sugars, polysaccharides

24
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lipids

A

milk, animal fats, nuts

• Broken down to glycerol and fatty acids ->acetate (TCA)

25
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peptides

A

– proteins

• Deamination to produce carboxylic acid (TCA)

26
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aromatic compounds

A

lignin

• Broken down to acetate (TCA)

27
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fermentation

A

all e- from organic substrates are put back onto organic products
• No terminal e- acceptor

28
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respiration

A

e- removed are transferred to inorganic electron acceptor

• Oxygen, nitrate (anaerobic respiration)

29
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photoheterotrophy

A

bacteria gain energy from light while using organic C substrates for catabolism

30
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enzymes

A

lowers activation energy

31
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tca/krebs

A

add acetyl-CoA.removes one C. (removal of co2)