Lecture 7 Flashcards

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Metabolism

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All of a cells chemical reactions

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Anabolism

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Require energy to organize cell

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Catabolism

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Release energy by breakdown of nutrients

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Energy

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Capacity to cause change or do work

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Potential Energy

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Stored energy due to position or composition

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Kinetic Energy

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Energy due to movement

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7
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Thermodynamics

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Study of energy conversions

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Exergonic

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Exothermic but in an open system

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Endergonic

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Energy put into system

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Spontaneous

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Exergonic, negative ∆G, energy released, catabolism

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Non-spontaneous

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Endergonic, positive ∆G, energy required, anabolism

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Energy Coupling

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Energy released by exergonic reactions is used to power endergonic reactions

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13
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ATP

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Adenosine triphosphate, RNA nucleotide, energy currency, major energy source for cell, potential energy due to position and composition

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Enzymes

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Biological catalysts, proteins, provide an alternate energy path for a reaction to proceed, regulate exergonic and endergonic reactions

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Activation Energy

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Energy required for a reaction to proceed

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16
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Active Site

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Catalytic site, binding site of substrate, associates with substrate via non-covalent bonds (hydrogen bonds or sometimes ionic)

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Catalysis

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Substrate is converted into products

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Induced Fit Model

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Slight change to enzyme shape to accommodate substrate, “hand-shake” model

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Exogenous Inhibition

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Inhibitors come from outside of cell

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Competitive Inhibitors

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Inhibitors which bind the active site but do not participate in a reaction, can be out-competed by increasing concentration of substrate

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Non-competitive Inhibitors

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Inhibitors which bind a site that is not the active site (allosteric site), illicites a change in shape which blocks enzyme activity