Chapter 6 Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

what does ATP do

A

provide energy that all cells can use to perform work of the cell

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2
Q

where do phototrophs get their energy from

A

sunlight

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3
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where do chemotrophs get their energy from

A

chemical compounds

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4
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what are autotrophs

A

self feeder that make own organic sources of carbon

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5
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what are heterotrophs

A

other feeders rely on other organism for their organic sources of carbon

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6
Q

what is metabolism

A

building and breaking down of carbon sources to harness or release energy

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7
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what is catabolism

A

breakdown of molecules to smaller units using ATP

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8
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what is anabolism

A

building of molecules from smaller units using ATP

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9
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what is potential energy

A

stored energy released when there’s a change in objects structure or position

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10
Q

what is kinetic energy

A

energy of motion

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11
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what is an endergonic reaction

A

-non spontaneous
-anabolic
-energy required
+Delta G

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12
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what is an exergonic reaction

A
  • spontaneous
  • catabolic
  • energy released
  • Delta G
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13
Q

what kind of reaction is ATP hydrolysis

A

exergonic

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14
Q

what is the equation for ATP hydrolysis

A

ATP + H20 -> ADP and Pi

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15
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what is energetic coupling

A

when a process has 2 processes where one is exergonic and one is endergonic

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16
Q

describe the interactions between substrate and active site

A

they are weak noncovlane interactions or transient covalent bonds that stabilize the transition state and decreases activation energy required for rxn

17
Q

what is the Gibbs free energy equation

A

Delta G = Delta H -TDelta S

18
Q

what is enthalpy

A

(H) total energy available

19
Q

what is entropy

A

(S) degree of disorder

20
Q

What happens in reactions with a more negative DeltaG than ATP hydrolysis

A

they donate a phosphate group to ADP

21
Q

what happens in reactions with a more positive DeltaG than ATP hydrolysis

A

it receives a phosphate group from ATP

22
Q

how is the active site formed

A

amino acids are folding in such a way bringing together to form the active site

23
Q

how are enzymes specific

A
  1. they recognize a unique substrate or class of substrates

2. they catalyze only one reaction or a limited number of reactions

24
Q

what are the two types of inhibitors

A

irreversible inhibitors and reversible inhibitors

25
Q

what are the two types of reversible inhibitors

A

competitive and noncompetitive

26
Q

what do irreversible inhibitors do

A

form covalent bonds with enzymes and irreversible inactivate them

27
Q

what do reversible inhibitors do

A

form weak bonds with enzymes and easily dissociate them

28
Q

what do reversible competitive inhibitors do

A

bind to active site of enzyme and prevent the substrate from binding. they compete with substrate for active site

29
Q

what do reversible noncompetitive inhibitors do

A

bind to a site different from active site. binding of noncompetitive inhibitor causes decrease in rate that enzymes convert substrate to product

30
Q

what is an allosteric enzyme

A

activated o inhibited when binding to another molecule changes its shape

31
Q

what is an example of an allosteric enzyme

A

threonine dehydratase

32
Q

what do cofactors and coenzymes do

A

cause an enzyme to change shape when binding a substrate

33
Q

what happens when a substrate binds to the enzymes active site and a shape changes (induced fit)

A

results in tighter binding of substrate to active site