Exam 1 Part 4 Flashcards

1
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metabolism

A

the chemical processes by which the cell drives its function

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2
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catabolism

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breaking down to make raw materials and energy

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3
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anabolism

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building up macromolecules with energy

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4
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delta G

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Tells us only what can be done (spontaneous or not) not if and how fast!

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5
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Cellular problems of reactions

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reaction can occur, but won’t without some sort of kick start

  • reaction can and does occur, but not fast enough
  • reaction can occur, but substrates no in the correct place and time
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6
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enzyme

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biological catalyst

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7
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induced fit

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enzyme and substrate melds to each other and form a different shape
could bend shape/twisting of protein to an unfavorable conformer so reaction can occure

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8
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active site

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a pocket or groove formed by amino acids where the substrates bind

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9
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bidirectional enzmes

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work in both reaction directions

tweaked by concentrations of substrates

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10
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types of enzymes

A
oxidoreductase
trasferases
hydrolases
isomerases
synthases
lyases
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11
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Oxidoreductase

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redox reactions OIL RIG

charge transfer, oxidation, H movement, double bonds

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12
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Transferases

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transfer of functional groups from one moleculre to another (kinases)

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13
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Hydrolases

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lydrolytic cleavage of a molecule (nucleases, proteases, phosphatases, etc)

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14
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isomerases

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movement of a functional group within a molecule (rearrangement)

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15
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Synthases

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joining 2 molecules together (polymerases, ligases -often are condensation reactions)

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16
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Lyases

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joining of 2 molecules or breaking 1 into 2 with an electron rearrangement (break or form double bonds)

17
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conditions affect enzymes

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temperature
pH (change in charges)