science for medicine formative Flashcards
why do energetically unfavourable reactions proceed
they are coupled to catabolic reactions
what is a nucleotide composed of
base, ribose sugar and phosphate
what isnt found in the lipid membrane surrounding eukaryotic cells: carbohydrates, cholesterol, ion channels, receptors, ribosomes
ribosomes
what is the dissociation constant
1x10^-14 (mol/L)^2
what is the amino acid sequence in a proteins
the primary structure
how does an enzyme increase the rate of a spontaneous reaction
it decreases the activation
what type of bonds link monomers of carbohydrates together
glycosidic bonds
what is the net number of moles of ATP generated following catabolism of 1 mole of glucose to lactate
2
ingesting alcohol reduces which intermediate in the liver
NAD+
which molecule transports electrons between complexes III and IV of the ETC
cytochrome C
what mechanism does ATPase utilise in order to generate ATP
binding change mechanism
which vitamin is a monosaccharide
C
during periods of prolonged fasting, XS acetyl CoA formed from FA is converted into which class of molecules
ketones
which aa is central to nitrogen entering the body
glutamate
which cycle is important in nitrogen metabolism:
glucose-alanine, glucose-carnitine, glucose-cori, glucose-phosphate, glucose-pyruvate
glucose-alanine