Topic 8 Flashcards

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Gibbs Free Energy

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  • energy available to do work in a chemical system
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G Depends On

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    1. chemical nature of molecule
    1. environmental conditions
      • T, P, concentration
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Chemical Standard

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  • T: 298K
  • P: 1 bar
  • C: all molecules at 1 mol/L
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4
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Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)

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  • main energy carrier in living systems
  • high energy bond
    - because the reaction is spontaneous
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5
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High- Energy Intermediate

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  • since it is phosphorylated
  • not a transition state, it is a distinct intermediate
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Metabolism

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  • sum of all chemical processes in all cells
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Anabolism

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  • make larger molecules out of smaller
  • need free energy
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8
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Ways to Regulate an Irreversible Reaction

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  1. Change amount of enzyme
    • small processes, has lots of steps, takes time
  2. Change location of enzyme
  3. Allosteric Regulation (rapid)
  4. Covalent Modification (rapid)
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Allosteric definition

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  • “other solid” or “Other shape”
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Allosteric Enzymes

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  • changes the shape/active site ofthe enzyme
  • binding of effector to allosteric site
  • changes active site
  • Usually multimeric
  • higher [effector] = move binding
    - shifts equilibrium to the right
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Covalent Modifications

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  • covalent addition of a chemical group (eg. phosphate) to the protein
  • chemical group changes enyme conformation and activity
    - some enzymes are inactive in phosphate form, to make them active we have to dephosphorylate them
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10
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2 Subunits

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  1. catalytic
  2. regulatory
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