Lectures 15-16 Flashcards

1
Q

ATP is a ____

A

nucleotide

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2
Q

nucleotide structure

A

refer to notes

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3
Q

adenosine monophosphate

A

1 phosphate group

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4
Q

adenosine diphosphate

A

2 phosphate groups

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5
Q

adenosine triphosphate

A

3 phosphate groups

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6
Q

phosphoanhydride bond

A

covalent bond between 2 phosphate groups
* contains lots of free energy

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7
Q

Number of phosphate groups with the most and least free energy

A

ATP
AMP

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8
Q

What happens in the hydrolysis of ATP to ADP

A

energy is released and a phosphate group is lost

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9
Q

Is hydrolysis of ATP exergonic or endergonic?

A

exergonic

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10
Q

Is the synthesis of glutamine exergonic or endergonic

A

endergonic

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11
Q

does a coupled rxn have to be exergonic or endergonic

A

net exergonic

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12
Q

ATP cycle

A

refer to pic in notes

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13
Q

kinetics

A

rate at which rxn occurs

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14
Q

thermodynamics of a rxn

A

whether free energy was released or absorbed

TDs say nothing about the rates of reactions
Ex. just b/c a rxn is exergonic doesn’t mean it’s fast

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15
Q

What affects the rate of the rxn?

A

activation energy

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16
Q

activation energy

A

amount of energy required to start a chemical rxn

17
Q

catalysts

A

lower AE and increase rate of rxns

18
Q

enzymes

A
  • biological catalysts that can hold reactants in favorable orientations
  • Stress the chemical bonds of reactants, making them easier to break
19
Q

photoautotrophs - energy and carbon source

A
  • energy source: light
  • carbon source: CO2 (inorganic)
20
Q

chemoautotrophs - energy and carbon source

A
  • energy source: molecules (inorganic molecules)
  • carbon source: CO2
21
Q

photoheterotrophs

A

energy source: light
carbon source: organic molecules

22
Q

chemoheterotrophs

A

energy source: organic molecules
carbon source: organic molecules

23
Q

abiotic

A

parts of the ecosystem that are not alive
Ex. light, temperature, H2O, pressure

24
Q

biotic

A

parts of the ecosystem that are alive

25
Q

who occupies the first trophic level

A

producers

26
Q

trophic

A

food or nourishment

27
Q

trophic level

A

describes where an organism is in the food chain/web (the flow of energy)

28
Q

who occupies trophic levels other than 1

A

consumers

29
Q

energy transfer between trophic levels

A

10%

30
Q

where is the energy lost

A

Some energy is lost in feces: inefficient energy absorption during digestion
Some energy is lost because it can’t be extracted ex. Energy in cellulose, hair, claws, feathers
Some energy is lost because the organism uses it to stay alive: metabolizing, moving