Lecture 03 Flashcards

1
Q

Where does the energy come from to support human activities?

A

It comes from food which gives glucose, fructose, sucrose, protein, lipids and polysaccharides.

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2
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What is metabolism

A

A set of chemical reactions which transfer bio molecules and transfer energy.

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3
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Kinetic energy

A

energy of motion

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4
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Potential energy

A

stored energy

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5
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What are the laws of thermodynamics

A

laws that govern energy flow in biological systems

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6
Q

What are the requirements to be a cell

A

Cells need a membrane to separate inside of the cell from the outside.

A way to encode/transmit info

Need energy to support them

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7
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What does ATP stand for

A

Adenosine Triphosphate

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8
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What are the two components to ATP

A
  • Adenosine - adenine and ribose
  • Tri-phosphate
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9
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ATP phosphate is held together by what?

A

chemical bonds - each has different energy levels

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10
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What is ATP needed for

A

Active transport thus is needed for all daily activities

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11
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What is Metabolism

A

building/breaking of carbon sources to harness/release energy

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12
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What does ATP have to do with Metabolism

A

ATP can be formed/consumed in this

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12
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What are the two types of main trophs

A

Phototroph and chemotroph

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13
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What is a phototroph

A

organisms that get energy from sun light (plant)

by converting carbon dioxide and water to sugar and oxygen

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14
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What is an chemotroph

A

organism that needs to use chemical compounds for energy

by breaking down chemical compounds into foods

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15
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what are the two carbon source trophs

A

autotroph and heterotroph

16
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what is a autotroph

A

feeds themselves using inorganic carbon sources

17
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What is a heterotroph

A

energy in carbon from organic compounds

18
Q

what type of troph is cyano bacteria

A

photoautotroph

19
Q

What type of troph is most bacteria

A

Chemoheterotroph

20
Q

What type of troph are plants

A

photoautotroph

21
Q

What type of troph is sulfer-oxidizing

A

chemoautotroph

22
Q

what type of troph are animals

A

chemoheterotroph

23
Q

What type of troph is most green-nonsulfer bacteria

A

photoheterotroph

24
Q

what type of troph is heliobacteria

A

photoheterotroph

25
Q

what type of troph is hydrogen bacteria

A

Chemoautotroph

26
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What is catabolism

A

the breakdown of molecules into smaller units

27
Q

examples of catabolism products

A

macromolecules, carbs, protein, fat, and nucleic acid -> sugars, fatty acids, amino acids, and nucleotides

28
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What is Anabolism

A

the building of molecules from small units

29
Q

What is chemical energy

A

potential energy in chemical bonds (stronger bond = less potential energy)

30
Q

What happens when a bond is broken for chemical energy

A

energy will be released

31
Q

What is the first law of thermodynamics

A

energy is not created nor destroy it is simply changing forms

32
Q

What is the second law of thermodynamics

A

reactions are not perfect, some energy is lost

33
Q

What is entropy

A

describes the amount of disorder