Test 3 Flashcards
catabolic
breaking down
anabolic
building things
carbs -> sugars -> pyruvate -> acetyl-coA
glycolysis
fats -> fatty acids -> acetyl-coA
beta oxydation
proteins -> amino acids -> acetyl-coA
20 different pathways
think of metabolism as a
funnel
in metabolism, ____ is a waste product and ____ is the saved product
C, H
acetyl-coA -> Co2 + H2O
Krebs cycle/TCA/Citric acid cycle
electron transport
oxidative phosphorylation
important carb structures found in nature
Chitin: used in exoskeletons
Amylose, polymer of glucose: starchy matter that comprises the bulk of most fruits/vegetables
Amylopectin: polymer of glucose
Glycogen: mammalian form of glucose storage
important monosacchrides
glucose, galactose, mannose, fructose, ribose
general principle and structures of glyco-proteins and glycolipids
tend to be made up of unusual sugars
Occurs only at asparagines that occur only in a 3 amino acid sequence (2nd amino acid CANNOT be proline), third amino acid has to be serine or threonine
o-linked gycoproteins
the sugars are attached to an amino acid in the peptide chain that has an alcohol group; typically serine or threonine; attach through an oxygen
n-linked glycoproteins
they are attached to the nitrogen group on the side chain of asparagine
carbs are always found on the ________ of proteins
outside
Have a basic understanding of the flow of energy in living systems
we take in energy, we spend some of it, we save some of it
catabolic tags
sugars -> sugar PO4 -> glycolysis
fatty acids -> fatty acid-coA thioesters -> acetyl-coA -> TCA cycle
amino acids -> R-NH2 + carboxylic acid -> TCA cycle
anabolic tags
sugars -> sugar nucleotides -> glycogen/glycoprotein’glycolipids/GAGs
acetyl-coA -> acetyl-ACP -> fatty acid ACP -> membranes/storage fats
malonyl-coA -> malonyl ACP -> fatty acid ACP -> membranes/storage fats
types of enzymes utilized in conversion of carbohydrates to pyruvate during glycolysis
Kinases, Isomerases, Mutases, Dehydrogenases, Aldolase, Enolase, phosphatases
basic mechanism for storing excess energy
glycogen, fat, triglyceride
oxidation
gaining electrons
reduction
loss of electrons