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1
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Kinetic energy

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Energy in motion

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Potential Energy

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Work energy

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Transfer of energy from one place to another

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First law of therodynamics

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Energy is constant
Energy can’t be created or destroyed
Can convert

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Example of first law therodynamics

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Plants capture sun energy and convert to energy in carbohydrates

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Second law of therodynamics

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Energy can’t be transfered without loss of useful energy
Increases entropy

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Entropy

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Random energy
Can’t do work

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Gibbs free energy

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Some energy is useful and can do work

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Exergonic reaction

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Spontaneous
Involves decrease in gibs free energy

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Endergonic reaction

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Not spontaneous
Involves increase in gibs free energy

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Lost energy

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Thermal energy
Can’t be recovered
Lost heat can keep body temp stable

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Sun provides energy to keep cycle going is an example of what energ

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Lost energy

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Bond energy

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How stable or easily broken
describes structure

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13
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Activation energy

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Minimum energy required for a reaction to occur

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Metabolism

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Change food into energy
Provides energy
breakdown substances

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Catabolic reaction

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Breaks larger molecules
Breakdown ATP

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Anabolic reaction

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Larger molecules
Build muscle, protiens

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Oxidation

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Lose electrons

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18
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Reduction

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Gain electrons

19
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ATP ases

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ATP to ADP
Direct energy

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Hydrolysis of ATP to ADP

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energy to be released for work (gibs free energy)

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Aerobic reaction

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generates ATP using OXYGEN

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*Substrate

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uses ADP as substrate
enzyme will add phosphate

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*Oxidative phosphorylation

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needs co enzyme
pumps ions to other side of membrane
Carries hydrogen ion

24
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Energy carriers

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NAD FAD

25
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Pyrouvate oxidation occurs in

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mitochondria

26
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Entropy is always increasing is which law of therodynamics

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second

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*ATP synthesis is an ______ process that phosphorylates ADP

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Endergonic

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goal of cellular respiration?

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to capture as much of the available free energy in the form of ATP

29
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*substrate level phosphorylation

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ATP is directly formed.
transfers PO4 directly to ADP forming ATP

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glycolysis occurs

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In the cytosol of the cell

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*Glycolosis___ Activation phase which uses ATP molecules.

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Glycolysis 1

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*reduce glucose to pyruvate and also produce ATP molecules.

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gycolisis 2

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Glycolysis 2 summary

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formation of ATP and NADH

34
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Metabolic rate

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The amount of energy consumed by an organism in a given amount of time

35
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Basal metabolic rate

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The minimum amount of energy needed to keep and organism alive. This is dependant on age growth and development

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Explain the correlation between age and Basal metabolic rate

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As we age our basal metabolic rate decreases which in turn means our metabolism slows down. This can cause things like the freshman 15 in people around the age of 20.

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**Why does lactic acid fermentation occur?

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Your cells cannot get enough oxygen through aerobic respiration so instead they use anaerobic respiration in the form of lactic acid fermentation to allow continuous production of ATP.

38
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What is the lactate threshold?

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blood lactate concentration begins to increase sharply. Once reached a burning sensation is felt and exercise is limited.

39
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Why is 2 acetyl CoA 2NADH 2H+ 2CO2 not accurate

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Nothing is 100% efficient
Can’t gaurentee it will produce that yeild

40
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Autotroph

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An organism that makes its own food

41
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Heterotroph

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An organism that cannot make its own food.

42
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Electron Transport Chain Summary

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Proteinscouple
Electrons pass through from redox reactions
Release Energy
makes atp

43
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*Why does exercise improve metabolic rate

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Muscles use calories
More used to the burning sensation
Increases Basel metabolic rate (relate to freshman 15)

44
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*Explain the process of a heart attack

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Flow of blood becomes blocked
heart can’t get oxygen
Heart begins to die

45
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*Why is citrate important

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Used by aerobic organisms
Immune cell function
INHIBIT PFK

46
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How do enzymes lower activation level

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Catalysts
co factors and co enzymes, work directly and help catalysts

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