[FMS] NAM - intro to metabolism Flashcards

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what is metabolism

A

the totality of the chemical reactions and physical changes that occur in living organisms, comprising anabolism and catabolism

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what is catabolism

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metabolic breakdown of complex substances into small products

remember catabolism = catastrophe

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what is anabolism

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The energy requiring part of metabolism in which simpler substances are transformed into more complex ones

As in growth or other biosynthetic processes.

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what are the main differences in catabolism and anabolism

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remember catabolism = catastrophe = breaking down

anabolism = the opposite which is building up = genesis

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high energy carriers are used in metabolism, one of them is ATP, what group is carried in this high energy linkage?

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ATP carries phosphate

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high energy carriers are used in metabolism, one of them is NADH, NADPH, FADH2, what groups are carried in this high energy linkage?

A

electrons and hydrogens

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high energy carriers are used in metabolism, one of them is acetyl coA, what group is carried in this high energy linkage?

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acetyl group

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high energy carriers are used in metabolism, one of them is Urine Disphosphate Glucose, what group is carried in this high energy linkage?

A

glucose

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what is ATP

A

energy currency of the cell

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What makes hydrolysis of ATP energetically so favourable?

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Breaking ATP helps by reducing the repulsion between phosphate groups.

The released phosphate is stable due to resonance.

This stabilizing effect increases disorder (entropy).

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what are the 4 functions of ATP?

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-used directly in cell motility and muscle contraction (motor proteins)

-active transport Na+/K+

-metabolic control- regulates enzyme activity -kinase adds phosphate, phosphatase removes phosphate

-used in metabolism to add P1 to metabolic intermediates -phosphorylate glucose to trap so it can not diffuse

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what are 2 other high energy carriers used to drive specific biosynthetic reactions

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  • UTP drives the synthesis of complex sugar

-GTP drives the synthesis of proteins

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what 3 things do metabolic reactions require

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Fuel molecules
+
Enzyme catalysts
+
Cofactors

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14
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transamination, b-oxidation, and glycolysis occurs in which part of a eukaryotic cell

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cytosol

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15
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krebs cycle and oxidation occurs in which part of eukaryotic cell

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mitochondrial matrix

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16
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what kind of bond is between phosphates in ATP

and what kind of bond is between phosphate and ribose in ATP?

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