ppt 16 Flashcards
coordinated process in which many multi enzyme systems participate to:
________
-solar or by degrading energy rich nutrients
convert nutrient molecules into ______ of macromolecules
polymerize precursers to _________
synthesize ______ required for _________
obtain energy
precursers
macromolecules
biomolecules, specialized functions
carbohydrates –> CO2 + H2O + useful energy
catabolic reactions/catabolism
useful energy + precursor -> complex molecules
anabolic reactions
however , some pathways can either be anabolic or catabolic based on the ________ of the cell
these are known as _________
energy requirement
amphibolic pathways
a series of consecutive enzymatic
reactions that result in a product that is either used or
excreted by the cell
metabolic pathway
standard free energy changes are ______
additive
equlibrium constants are __________ for coupled reactions
multiplicative
At pH 7.0, ATP carried 4 –ve charge , which repel each other and this repulsion is lost with hydrolysis
electrostatic repulsion
what makes ATP so special?
it has two _________ (high energy
a large ______ is released on ____ –> ____/____
the actual deltaG depends on ______ concentration
phospho-anhydride bonds (high energy)
a large delta G
Mg+ concentration
delta G for ATP hydrolysis is _____ kj/M
however, the concfentration of ATP, ADP and Pi are never 1M
-30.5 kJ
the actual free energy change for ATP hydrolysis is called ___________ or delta Gp
phosphorylation potenttial
make an available substrate into a useful product
relevance
some reactions are too slow –> metabolic pathways make these impossible reations possible
rate
most reactions in biochem are thermal __________
nucleophiles react with _______
heterolytic bond breakage often gives rise to _________ such as protons
________ often occurs via transfer or electrons and protons to a dedicated _______
heterolytic processes electrophiles transferable groups oxidation redox cofactor
each atom keeps one of the bonding electrons, resulting in the formation of carbon radicals (carbons having unpaired electrons) or uncharged hydrogen atoms.
very rare
Homolytic cleavage (very rare)