DAT Biothermodynamics cheat sheet Flashcards

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1
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Anabolic:

A

Small molecules assemble to form a larger molecule

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2
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Catabolic:

A

Catabolic: Large molecules are broken into smaller molecules

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3
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Exergonic:

A

Free energy is released

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4
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Endergonic:

A

Free energy is absorbed

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5
Q

spontaneous rxn

A
  • delt G, exergonic
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6
Q

non spontaneous rxn

A

+ delt G, endergonic

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7
Q

most enzymes are what?

A

proteins

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8
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a few enzymes are made of what (riboenzymes)

A

RNA

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9
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area of the enzyme where the substrate binds

A

active site

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10
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Allosteric site:

A

A secondary location where an effector binds

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11
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what can an effector be?

A

activator or inhibitor

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12
Q

what kind of inhibition is substance that mimics the substrate inhibits
enzyme by binding to active site, thus preventing
binding of substrate

A

competitive inhibition

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13
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how can competitive inhibition be overcome

A

inc substrate conc

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14
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what kind of inhibition is substance inhibits the enzyme by binding to a
secondary location called the allosteric site

A

noncompetitive inhibiton

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15
Q

can substrate still hind in noncompetitive inhibition

A

yes, rxn cannot occur tho

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16
Q

how is ATP formed

A

phosphorylation,

17
Q

what is phosphorylation

A

creates energy rich
triphosphate bond

18
Q

is ATP production ender or exergoinc

A

endergoinic

19
Q

how is ATP broken apart

A

hydrolysis

20
Q

is hydrolysis ender or exergonic

A

exergonic

21
Q

what is v max

A

maximum velocity of the reaction at peak substrate
saturation

22
Q

what is Km

A

substrate concentration at which the
rate of the reaction is half of the maximum velocity

23
Q

what is the inverse of Km

A

binding affinity

24
Q

what does it mean to have small km

A

less substrate needed to reach vmax