Chapter Five Flashcards
Catabolism
Releases energy by oxidation
Anabolism
Uses Energy to synthesize
Enzymes
Controls all reactions, are catalysts, lowers Ea
Metabolism
Sum of all reactions
Active Site
Where the substrate binds to the enzyme
Cofactor
Nonprotein portion, helps reaction
Ase
ending of enzymes
Constitutive
Daily Enzymes
Inducible
Increase in Enzyme activity
Repressible
Decrease in activity
Essential Control
Resources and Energy
Interfere with enzymes
Denature Proteins, temp, pH, antibiotics, concentration, inhibitors
Effects of Temperature
Denaturing or freezing of cell membrane
Effects of pH
Hydrogen Bonds get disrupted
Substrate
Reactant
Saturated Substrate
All Active Sites are filled
Competitive Inhibitors
Competes for active site, similar structures
Noncompetitive Inhibitors
Not at active sites, block substrate binding
Allosteric Site
Where noncompetitor binds
Feedback Inhibition
Pathway controls amount of enzymes used
Dehyrdogenation
Movement of a H ion and an electron
Substrate Phosphorylation
Phosphate transferred from substrate to ADP
Oxidative Phosphorylation
Chemiosmosis electron transport, ost efficient form
Photophosphorylation
light energy/ photosynthesis
Carbohydrate
Primary energy source
Fermentation
Organic molecules, rare
Steps or Respiration
Glycolysis, Krebs, Electron Transport
Glycolysis
Breaks sugars, Net gain 2 NADH and 2 ATP, Occurs in cytoplasm
Krebs Cycle
Net gain 8 NADH, 2 ATP, 2 FADH2, occurs in cytoplasm or mitchondria
Electron Transport Chain
Chemiosmosis, proton gradient, Oxidize/reduction process, Vital to life
Chemiosmosis
Energy production, proton gradient
ATP production in Eukaryotes
38 net total ATP, 36 total, 2 lost to active transport