exam 1 bioenergetics/ ATP-PC system Flashcards

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what is the 1st law of thermodynamics?

A

CONSERVATION OF ENERGY

  • cannot be created or destroyed
  • one form to another
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what is the 2nd law of thermodynamics?

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DISORDER

universe tends to move toward disorder

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what is bioenergetics?

A

transfer and use of energy in biologic systems

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4
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what is entropy?

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the disorder of components in a chemical system

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what is enthalpy?

A

heat content in chemical reaction

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if a reaction releases heat it is?

A

exothermic

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if a reaction absorbs heat it is?

A

endothermic

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8
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both entropy and enthalpy are used in a mathematical equation to determine?

A

free energy

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9
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what can free energy determine?

A

whether or not a reaction can proceed spontaneously

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what is gibbs free energy ^G?

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change in free (available) energy

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what does gibbs free energy ^G predict?

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if a reaction will proceed and in what direction

*can turn energy into energy-rich compounds like ATP

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if there is a net loss of energy and the reaction does proceed it is a + or a - ^G?

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it would be a negative ^G and the reaction is EXERGONIC

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if there is a net gain of energy and a reaction does not proceed would it be a positive or negative ^G?

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positive ^G; energy must be added to make it proceed and the reaction is ENDERGONIC

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14
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when ^G is at zero what is happening?

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reactants are at equilibrium

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15
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what is a constant number for a given reaction that tells us how much free energy is available under standard conditions?

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standard free energy

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what is a coupled reaction?

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2 reactions happening at the same time; endergonic coupled with exergonic

  • net ^G must be negative for reaction to occur
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17
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what is ATP?

A

the energy currency of the cell

18
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when the bond between ATP’s phosphate groups is broken, large amounts of free energy are released, how much?

A

-7.3 kCal/mol

19
Q

the energy available from ATP can be used for?

A
  1. coupling with endergonic reactions
  2. transport of molecules against a concentration gradient
  3. mechanical motion
20
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at rest how much ATP do you consume every day?

21
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during exercise how much ATP is used?

A

over 1 lb every minute

22
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what does AMP concentration increase?

A
  1. ATP consumption
  2. decreased nutrients
  3. exercise
23
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what is AMP?

A

activated protein kinase- regulatory enzyme

24
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what does AMP do?

A

phosphorylates key enzymes

  • increasing glucose transport
  • suppressing energy requiring pathways
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what does AMP inhibit?
glycogen synthesis cholesterol synthesis TAG synthesis FA synthesis
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what does AMP stimulate?
``` GLUT4- glucose transport glycogen breakdown glycolysis fat burning lipoprotein lipase (LPLm) activation ```
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where is adenylate cyclase?
plasma membrane
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adenylate cyclase stimulates an energy reaction which results in?
cyclic AMP (cAMP)
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what does cAMP stimulate
a powerful enzyme- cAMP-dependent protein kinase, protein kinase A, PKA
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what shuts down glycogen synthesis and activates glycogen breakdown?
glucagon
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what are compounds with more free energy than ATP?
phosphoenolpyruvate-PEP -14.8 kcal/mol creatine phosphate -10.3 kcal/mol usually coupled with high endergonic reactions and may be used to create ATP
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PCr is what?
phosphocreatine AKA phosphagen system or creatine phosphate system
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where does the ATP-PC system take place?
mitochondria and cytosol
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phosphocreatine PCr is what type of compound?
high energy compound
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the ATP-PC reaction is what type of reaction?
a couple reaction that is a short duration in results in the fast replacement of ATP -active muscle contraction and glycolysis
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what is there more of in skeletal muscle than ATP?
10x PCr than ATP- its reservoir replenishes ATP
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amount of creatine in skeletal muscle is relative to?
muscle mass
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phosphocreatine supplies the phosphoric group for?
ATP synthesis
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what are the enzyme and cofactor needed for the ATP-PC reaction to occur?
creatine kinase and magnesium
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what does the ATP-PC system do?
make ATP or replenish PCr depending the direction of the reaction
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what inhibits the ATP-PC pathway?
EXCESS product- high energy, high ATP or low PCr
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what stimulates the ATP-PC pathway?
reactants- high ADP, high PCr