Test 3 Flashcards

1
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catabolic

A

breaking down

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2
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anabolic

A

building things

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3
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carbs -> sugars -> pyruvate -> acetyl-coA

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glycolysis

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4
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fats -> fatty acids -> acetyl-coA

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beta oxydation

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5
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proteins -> amino acids -> acetyl-coA

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20 different pathways

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6
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think of metabolism as a

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funnel

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7
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in metabolism, ____ is a waste product and ____ is the saved product

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C, H

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8
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acetyl-coA -> Co2 + H2O

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Krebs cycle/TCA/Citric acid cycle

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9
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electron transport

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10
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oxidative phosphorylation

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11
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important carb structures found in nature

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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

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12
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important monosacchrides

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glucose, galactose, mannose, fructose, ribose

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13
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general principle and structures of glyco-proteins and glycolipids

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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

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14
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o-linked gycoproteins

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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

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15
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n-linked glycoproteins

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they are attached to the nitrogen group on the side chain of asparagine

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16
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carbs are always found on the ________ of proteins

A

outside

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17
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Have a basic understanding of the flow of energy in living systems

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we take in energy, we spend some of it, we save some of it

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18
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catabolic tags

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sugars -> sugar PO4 -> glycolysis
fatty acids -> fatty acid-coA thioesters -> acetyl-coA -> TCA cycle
amino acids -> R-NH2 + carboxylic acid -> TCA cycle

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19
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anabolic tags

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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

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20
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types of enzymes utilized in conversion of carbohydrates to pyruvate during glycolysis

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Kinases, Isomerases, Mutases, Dehydrogenases, Aldolase, Enolase, phosphatases

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21
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basic mechanism for storing excess energy

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glycogen, fat, triglyceride

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22
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oxidation

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gaining electrons

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23
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reduction

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loss of electrons

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24
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spend ATP and utilize NADH to

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make fatty acids

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chemical gradient
a way for cells to store energy by generating a membrane potential
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electrochemical gradient
ion gradients exhibit a charge differential which can add to the energy potential of the membrane
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gradient is a way of ________, creates a ______ gradient without the use of ______
storing energy, proton, ATP
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sodium potassium ATPase
drives movement of sodium and potassium ions, membrane provides an opportunity to separate things and the energy can be used
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diffusion
the movement of molecules or ions from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration
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facilitated diffision
requires the participation of a transport vehicle, usually a channel protein or uniporter
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active transport
substances are transported from a region of lower concentration to a region of higher concentration; requires ATP
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P type
plasma membrane
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V type
vesicle and vacuole membrane
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F type
mitochondrial membrane
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A type
anionic specific
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antiport
two molecules at the same time in the opposite direction
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symport
two molecules at the same time in the same direction
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uniport
one molecule in one direction
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hydrophilic head
composed of glycerol, phosphate, and choline/serine/ethanolamine
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fatty acid tails
one is saturated, one is unsaturated with a cis double bond
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saturated fats
no double bonds
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unsaturated fats
cis double bond (bent)
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trans fats
trans double bond (straight)
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polar molecules and ions ______ get through lipid bilayers, ___________ can
cannot, nonpolar molecules and water
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impact of cholesterol
stiffens a specific region of fatty acid tail/reduces fluidity effects the ability of things to pass through
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in order for ammonia to use krebs cycle, it is added to
glutamic acid
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N form that can be incorporated into other biological molecules
NH4 and bioamines
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nitrogen atoms are __________ and carbons coming from aa's can enter into metabolism via
TCA or glycolysis
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how nitrogen gets incorporates into something that can leave the body
urea cycle
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Ns from arginine end up in
urea
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nitrogen needs to be converted into
ammonia
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light cycle ___________ electrons (__________) that are used in the dark cycle to generate it into sugar molecules
excite (ATP and NADPH)
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photosynthesis as it relates to oxidative phosphorylation
same process but reversed
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importance of rubisco in carbon dioxide fixation
rubisco catalyzes the reaction (with the addition of CO2) of ribulose-1,5-biphosphate into 3-phospho-glycerate splits molecule into two smaller molecules through the addition of carbon
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fructose
UUDU
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glucose
DDUD
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ribose
UDDU
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mannose
DUUD