chapter 2 Flashcards

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nutrients

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components in food that the body needs to grow and repair itself

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energy

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the ability to do work

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types of macronutrients in our diet

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proteins, fats, carbohydrates

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essential nutrients

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nutrients the body cant produce on its own, and so they must be obtained from our diet

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catabolic reaction

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chemical reaction that break down complex molecules into simpler molecules

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anabolic reaction

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chemical reactions that combine simpler molecules to build complex molecules

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enzymes

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proteins that speed up the rate of a reacion by reducing activation energy

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catalysis

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the proccess of speeding uo the rate of a chem reaction

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substrates

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molecules that the enzyme binds to on which the enzyme acts

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active site

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the part of an enzyme that binds to a substrate

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vitamins

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coenzymes, that are organic and needed in very small amounts for growth, vitamin a, c, d

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minerals

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cofactors, that are inorganic. they are required by organisms for growth, calcium, iron, sodium

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What is the name of the enzyme that digests starch in our intestine and saliva in our mouth

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amylase

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electrolites

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ionic forms of minerals

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what factors affect energy expenditure?

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wieght, gender, muscle mass, genetics

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cofacters

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an inorganic substance required to activate an enzyme

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coenzymes

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an organic molecule that is required to activate an enzyme

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non exercise activity thermogenesis

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daily activities that aren’t exercise but burn calories

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when is ATP spent/used

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when energy is needed for muscle cpntaction or active transport

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ATP

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chemical energy stored in food

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aerobic respiration

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reactions that convert stored food energy into ATP

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catabolism

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enzymes mediate both bond breaking (______) and bond building (_______) reactions

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catabolic, anabolic

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how do we obtain essential amino acids

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from protein in our diet

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proteins are broken down into which subunits during digestion
amino acids
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the substarte of an enzyme is
what the enzyme acts on
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how is folate (folic acid) best described a. as a substrate of an enzyme b. as a nucleotide c. as an organic cofactor d. as an enzyme
as an organic cofacter
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biofuels
renewable fuels made from living organisims (plants and algae)
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fossil fuels
carbon rish energy sources such as petrolium and natural gas, and coal. they are formed from compressed fossilized remains of once living organisms
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chemical energy
potential energy stored in the bonds of biological molecules
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conservation of energy
the law that energy can not be created or destroyed only transfered
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potential energy
sttored energy
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kinetic energy
energy of motion and heat energy
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photosynthesis
the procces in whiuch pklants, algae, and other organisimsd capture the energyu of sunlight and convert it into the chemical energy of sugar moloecules
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autotrophs
organisims that can make their own food from inorganic materials
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heterotrophs
organisms that obtain their energy by consuming organic molecules that were produced by other organisms
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first step of photosynthesis
light energy is capturedf in chemical form
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second step of photosynthesis
chemicdal energy captured from light powers the formation of glucose molecules by using carbon atoms to from the carbon backbone that is within glucose
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chloroplasts
the organelle in which photosynthesis
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inputs of photosynthesis
sunlight, water, carbon dioxide
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output of photosynthesis
glucose and oxygen
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light energy
a type of nelectromagnetic radiation that includes visible light
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light energy travekls to the eartyh in ______
waves
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waves of light energy are made up of packets of energy called_____
photons
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chlorophyll
the piugment present in the green parts of a plant that absorbs photons of light durring the beggining part of photosynthesis
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when sunlight is absorbed by plants the photons of sunlight excite _______
electrons
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the ecitement of electrons is thje initial stem of conversion of light energy into ________ _________
chemical energy
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the excited state of electrons are used to power the formation of ______
ATP
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ATP
the molecule in cells that powers energy requiriung functions
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electrons lost by chloryphil are replaced when ________ is split into ____ and ____
water, O2, and hydropgen
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excited electrons from chlorophyl are captured by a molecule called _______
NADPH
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NAPDH
an electron carrier that brings the electrons to the synthesis reactions
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energy from electrons is used in synthesis reactions to incorperate ____ ______ molecules into _______
carbon dioxide into sugar
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carbon fixation
the conversion of inorganic carbon into organic forms of sugars like glucose
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the fuel energy you provide your car5 is best described as
both chemical and potential energy
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which wavelengths contain the greatest amount of energy
violet
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where do carboin atoms in gl;ucose come from
molecules in the air
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obesity
having an unhealthy amount of body fat
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body mass index
an estimate of body fat based on height and weight
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carbohydrates are broken down into
sugars
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fats are broken down into
fatty acids, glycerol
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proteins are broken down into
amino acids
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aerobic respiration
the proccess that eukariotic organbisims use to convert food energy into ATP
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durring aerobic respiration ______ is consumed energy is captured in the bonds of ____, and ______ ________ and _____ are given off as waste products
oxygen is consumed, bonds of ATP, and carbon dioxide and water are given off as waste products
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first stage of aerobic respirastion
glycolysis
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glycolysis
series of chemical reactions that splits glucose iunto two smaller molecxules of pyruvate
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second stage of aerobic resp[iration
citric acid cycle
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citric acid cycle
reaction s that take place in the mitochondria that helps extract energy in the form of electrons from food
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