Energy Flashcards

1
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()% genome related to metabolism

A

20%

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2
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ATP binding/hydrolysis can () of protein

A

distort 3D structure

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3
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distortion () energy, relaxation () energy

A

store, use

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4
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NAD+ to NADH

A

G >0

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5
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NAD+ is electron ()

A

acceptor

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6
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() bring NAD+ into the position to be reduced

A

GAPDH

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7
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FAD need () energy to be reduced than ()

A

less, NAD

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8
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thermal energy equation

A

E=(3/2)(Kb)(T)

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9
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1 Kb T=

A

0.6 Kcal/mol

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10
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ATP hydrolysis

A

20 KbT

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11
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()molecule has () D, what is D

A

smaller, larger, diffusion coefficient

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12
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Brownian motion

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13
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Mean-square displacement

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X^2=2Dt

t: time
X: displacement

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14
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covalent bond>NADH oxidation>photon>enzyme activation>ATP hydrolysis>non-covalent bond(ex. H-bond)>mechanical force

A

photon: 80 KbT
noncovalent bond:2-12
mechanical force: 1

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15
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energy of molecule fluctuate

A

P=e^(-E/(KbT))
E=()KbT
ln(P)=-E/(KbT)

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16
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cytoplasm

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  1. crowded
  2. rough-and tumble(constantly colliding)
  3. viscous (Re: Reynold’s number)
  4. elastic
  5. meshwork (网状组织)
  6. active material
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17
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Reynold’s number

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intertial forces/viscous forces=pvl/u

density velocity length/dynamic viscosity

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18
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carbon starvation or ATP depletion can “freeze the cytoplasm”

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turn to “glass”

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19
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cytoskeleton function

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1.shape, struture, stability
2.intracellular support
3.spatial organization
4.contraction adn motility

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20
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Actin is ATPase

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21
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actin polymerization

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  1. nulceation
  2. elongation
  3. steady state
22
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net growth=

23
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Cc=

24
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formin

A

control growth rate of actin
FH2 domain: dimer (donate shape)
FH1 domain: bind profilin actin
highly processive

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cofilin/ADF
cut actin filament twist actin filament and unwind
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capping protein
stop growth (+)end: CapZ (-)end: tropomodulin (in muscle)
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Arp2/3
activate by WASp form branch
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alpha-actinin
cross link 1 binding domain wider than fimbrin in stress fiber, filopodia, muscle Z line
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fimbrin
2 binding actin domain microvilli, filopodia, focal adhesion
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Spectrin
heterodimer, 1 actin binding domain 2 polypeptide, beta and alpha in cell cortex
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filamin
single polypeptide, 2 actin binding domain flexible
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WASp
3 domains: W, C, A WH2 domain: bind actin monomer Acidic domain: induce conformational change in Arp 2/3 and bind with it
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ActA
protein mimic WASp
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profilin
recycle actin monomer and block (-) end polymerization bind with the smooth end accelerate the exchange rate of ATP, cause rapid lose of ADP
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myosin
actin binding site+nucleotide binding site+arm can transfer and produce force move toward the (-)end of actin
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myosin class I II V
I : membrane associated, 1 head, to + end II: bundle, contraction, 2 head V: organelle transport 2 head, to + end
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Rho family protein
membrane associated GTPase Rho: stress fiber Rac: lammelopodia Cdc42: filopodia
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Rho-GTP, GDP GDI GEF GAP
GEF: GDP-->GTP GAP: GTP-->GDP GDI: bind Rho-GDP
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Rho activate() by ()
formin relieving auto-inhibition RBD: rho-binding domain
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cdc 42 activate () by ()
Arp2/3 opening WASp
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cell motility process
1.extracellular signal 2.cdc42: activate WASp, activate Arp2/3, form filopodia in the front 3.cdc42 activate GEF of Rac 4.Rac activate WAVE, activate Arp 2/3, form lamellipodia 5.Rac activate GEF of Rho 6.Rho inhibit Rac at back, activate formin and myosin, form stress fiber to do contraction
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extracellular signal create zone of different Rho activity
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centrosome
centrioles, pericentriolar material, gama TURCs
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gama TURC
provide template for nucleation of mictrotubule TURC+accessory proteins form ring structure at (-)end
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arrange monomers to nucleate polymer
spire: 4 WH2 domain to bind 4 actin MAPs: bind tubulin
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serving enzyme
ATPase, cut microtubule karanin other protein help to stable the fragment
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+TIP protein
bind GTP cap ex. EB1
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depolymerase of microtubule
kinesin-13: MCAK ATPase remove tubulin from the end
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polymerase of microtubule
XMAP 215 5 tubulin binding domain increase rate constant 1 domain bind to tubulin dimer catalyzes the reverse reaction, stabilize the attachment of tubulin dimer
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