Lecture 2 Flashcards

1
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What is an anabolic process, give an example

A

When you build things, photosynthesis

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2
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What is a catabolic process, give an example

A

When you break things down, cellular respiration

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3
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Where is heat lost in energy flow at an animal scale

A

digestion and absorption, cellular respiration, biosynthesis, cellular work

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4
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What three places in the body do we store energy

A

liver, skeletal muscle, adipose tissue

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5
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What does the liver store and release

A

glycogen which can be broken down into glucose
amino acids can be broken down into carbon skeletons

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6
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what does adipose release

A

triglycerides –> fatty acids

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7
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Does the muscle release things into the blood

A

No

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8
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What does endergonic mean

A

chemical reaction which needs ATP

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9
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What does exergonic mean

A

chemical reaction that releases ATP

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10
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How can we tell that ATP is likely ancestral

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Because it is the most abundant form of energy and can be used to reform other energy compounds

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11
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What is the last phosphate bond on ATP called and how stable is it in water

A

phosphoanhydride bond, relatively stable at physiological pH

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12
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Why do we not use other bonds that yield more energy than ATP?

A

Because they are less water stable

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13
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Where is most of the energy in ATP

A

the third phosphate

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14
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What are the components of the gibbs free energy

A

H = enthalpy
T = temperature
S = entropy
G = gibbs free energy

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15
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What are the laws of thermodynamics

A
  • Energy cannot be created or destroyed
  • The universe is becoming increasingly disordered
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16
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What is enthalpy

A

H = heat (q) + work (w)

17
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What is gibbs free energy

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the change in energy for a given reaction

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18
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What is gibbs free energy and its features?

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gibbs free energy predicts whether a reaction occurs spontaenously
predicts the maximum possible change in concentrations between reactants and products
more negative the more work can be done
gibbs free energy does not predict the rate at which reactions will occur