glycolysis Flashcards

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mitochondria

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Cell organelle where energy-producing reactions take place.

ATP (energy) producing factories in the cell

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Catabolism

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Metabolic chemical reactions in which larger molecules are broken down into smaller ones. These reactions tend to be oxidative and produce energy.

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3
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ATP

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is often referred to as the energy currency of the cell

It contains adenine base, ribose sugar and three phosphate

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4
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ADP

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Low energy form of ATP. Contains adenine base, ribose sugar, and two phosphate

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5
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Why is ATP higher form of ADP?

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ATP has a 3 phosphate bonded to four negative charged oxygens.
ADP only has two phosphate bonded to three negative charge oxygen.

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Isomers

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two or more compounds with the same formula but a different arrangement of atoms in the molecule and different properties.

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7
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Energy investment

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2 ATP is used

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8
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Energy harvest

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Formation of 2 NADH and net of 2 ATP

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9
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Metabolism

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The sum of all chemical reactions occurring in an organism.

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10
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metabolic pathway

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A series of biochemical reactions leading to a common product.

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11
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calorie

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The energy needed to raise the temperature of 1g of water by 1oC

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Calorie

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is the energy needed to raise the temperature of 1kg of water by 1oC.

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13
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biochemical reaction

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When a chemical reaction occurs in a living system

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14
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Anabolism

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refers to chemical reactions where metabolites combine to form larger molecules.

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15
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Mechanical digestion

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the physical breakdown of large food pieces into smaller pieces via mastication.

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16
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Chemical digestion

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enzymes catalyze hydrolysis reactions to break down large food pieces into metabolites the body can use.

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Amylase breaks down

18
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Phosphorylation

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Adding a phosphate group to a substrate. Performed by a kinase enzyme

19
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Isomerization

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A molecule changes from one isomer to the other (this is different from stereoisomer). Performed by isomerase or mutase

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De-Phosphorylation:

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Removing a phosphate group from a substrate. Also performed by a kinase.

21
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Cleavage:

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Breaking a covalent bond is typically called cleaving. (Typically through a method other than hydrolysis). In glycolysis, performed by Aldolase.

22
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Glycolysis end result

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2 ATPs are used to start the process–> 4 ATP is produced

Net yield: 2 ATP/molecules of glucose