Energy Flashcards
()% genome related to metabolism
20%
ATP binding/hydrolysis can () of protein
distort 3D structure
distortion () energy, relaxation () energy
store, use
NAD+ to NADH
G >0
NAD+ is electron ()
acceptor
() bring NAD+ into the position to be reduced
GAPDH
FAD need () energy to be reduced than ()
less, NAD
thermal energy equation
E=(3/2)(Kb)(T)
1 Kb T=
0.6 Kcal/mol
ATP hydrolysis
20 KbT
()molecule has () D, what is D
smaller, larger, diffusion coefficient
Brownian motion
Mean-square displacement
X^2=2Dt
t: time
X: displacement
covalent bond>NADH oxidation>photon>enzyme activation>ATP hydrolysis>non-covalent bond(ex. H-bond)>mechanical force
photon: 80 KbT
noncovalent bond:2-12
mechanical force: 1
energy of molecule fluctuate
P=e^(-E/(KbT))
E=()KbT
ln(P)=-E/(KbT)
cytoplasm
- crowded
- rough-and tumble(constantly colliding)
- viscous (Re: Reynold’s number)
- elastic
- meshwork (网状组织)
- active material
Reynold’s number
intertial forces/viscous forces=pvl/u
density velocity length/dynamic viscosity
carbon starvation or ATP depletion can “freeze the cytoplasm”
turn to “glass”
cytoskeleton function
1.shape, struture, stability
2.intracellular support
3.spatial organization
4.contraction adn motility
Actin is ATPase
actin polymerization
- nulceation
- elongation
- steady state
net growth=
Kon-Koff
Cc=
Kon/Koff
formin
control growth rate of actin
FH2 domain: dimer (donate shape)
FH1 domain: bind profilin actin
highly processive