chapter 6 Flashcards

1
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all biochemical reactions for metabolism require

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energy transformations

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metabolic pathways have ___ steps that require a ____ chemical reaction . each chemical reaction is catalyzed by a ______ ______.

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several, separate, specific enzyme

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3
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Catabolic pathways

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BREAK DOWN complex molecules (food), releases energy bc breaking down molecules releases energy stored in those molecules

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4
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Anabolic Pathways (ARNOLD SCHWARTZ)

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build more complex molecules and require ENERGY (steroids)

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5
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energy is

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the capacity to cause change, exists in several forms (kinetic or potential), can be converted from one form into another

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6
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potential energy

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chemical energy stored in molecular structure, breaking down molecule releases it

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7
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Thermodynamics

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study of energy transformations

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8
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closed vs open system

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closed: isolated from surroundings, open energy can be transferred between system and surroundings (organisms) we release heat and waste

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9
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first law of thermodynamics

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energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed and transferred

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10
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2nd law of thermodynamics

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spontaneous change (no energy required) increase the entropy or disorder of the universe (think Cheetah)

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Spontaneous meaning

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No energy required, free energy is less than 0 HIGH TO LOW, more stable

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exergonic reaction

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releases free energy g<0, spontaneous (no energy required)

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13
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endergonic

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requires energy low to high g>0, non spontaneous, energy required

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14
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how does ATP power cellular work

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coupling exergonic and endergonic reactions because exergonic gives out ATP and endergonic uses ATP

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15
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catabolic is ______, anabolic is ____

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exergonic, endergonic

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16
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ATP stands for

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adenosine triphosphate

17
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ATP drives

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endergonic reactions (need energy) through phosphorylation

18
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adding phosphate = adding

19
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How does ATP regenerate

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catabolic pathways drives regeneration of ATP from ADP and phosphate(ATP gives off P for cellular work), energy from catabolism phosphoyrlates ADP to become ATP

20
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Induced Fit

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when substrate binds, enzyme changes shape to enhance or inhibit activity

21
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how is activation energy lowered?

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  1. orienting substrates correctly 2. straining substrate bonds 3. providing a favorable microenviornemnt 4. covalenlty bonding to the substrate
22
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cofactors (FACTORY)

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NON-protein enzyme components like metals

23
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co enzymes

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organic cofactors including vitamins

24
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non-competitive inhibitors

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change function of enzyme by binding to another part, not active site

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why regulate enzyme activity?
control metabolism, balance catabolic and anabolic pathways
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allosteric regulation
binding to site other than active site changes function of enzyme, has activators and inhibitors
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cooperativity
form of allosteric regulation, enhances enzyme activity, provides activation for other subunits when subsrate bonds
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feedback inhibition
end product of a metabolic pathway shuts down the pathway at an early step
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allosteric site vs active site
allosteric site activates or inhibits enzyme, if susbtrate bonds there, it is non-competitive inhibition because it changes active site shape