Topic 8 Flashcards

1
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Metabolism

A

chemical processes in body (performed by cells)

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2
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Anabolism

A

building molecules

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3
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Catabolism

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breaking down of molecules

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4
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Process of protein synthesis involves

A
  • DNA transcription

- translation

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5
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Proteins can be either

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enzymes or structural

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6
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DNA transcription is taking …

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DNA and making it into mRNA

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7
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Steps of DNA transcription

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  • DNA uncoils at site of gene to expose gene base sequence

- RNA strand is formed, using code on DNA template to add completmentary RNA nucleotides

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8
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In RNA uracil not..

A

thymine

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9
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Translation is taking…

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mRNA and making into proteins

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10
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Steps of translation

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  • mRNA associates with ribosomes.
  • transfer RNA (tRNA) with specific aa and anticodon binds to matching RNA
  • peptide bond is formed to attach aa to growing peptide chain
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11
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3 bases on mRNA equals..

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base triplet or codon

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12
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Each codon codes for..

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1 amino acid… amino acids can have more than 1 codon though

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13
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Anticodon

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complimentary bases to codon

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14
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Sequence of DNA bases determines..

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mRNA sequence which determines aa sequence for proteins

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15
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After translation..

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  • proteins produced on free ribosomes released into cytosol go to nucleus or mitochondria
  • proteins produced by ribosomes on ER (RER) released into ER lumen
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16
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Proteins produced in RER are..

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modified by addition of sugars (glycoprotein) and transferred to golgi complex

17
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Golgi complex further modifies protein by

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carb changes and lipid additions

18
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Golgi complex packages ..

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modified proteins and send to destination: cell membrane, secretion and lysosomes

19
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Lysosome

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membrane bound organelles containing digestive enzymes (breaks down enzymes)

20
Q

Enzymes names end in..

A

ase

21
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Enzymes

A

increase reaction rates, not used up in reaction, very sensitive to pH, temp. are specific and synthesis controlled by cell proteins

22
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Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)

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adenine + ribose + 3 phosphates. energy is stored in phosphate bonds (covalent). little is stored so constantly made

23
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Energy produced from ATP is used..

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for reactions like protein synthesis, active membrane transport, muscle contractions, etc

24
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Cellular respiration

A

production of ATP using glucose.

25
Q

Glucose enters most cells by..

A

facilitated transport (may be higher in some cells by insulin)

26
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Overall equation for cellular respiration

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1 glucose (C6H12O6) + 6 oxygen –> 6 CO2 + 6 H2O + 32 (max) ATP + heat

27
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Steps of cellular respiration

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  • glycolysis (anaerobic)
  • enters mitochondria (aerobic)
  • krebs cycle
  • Electron transport chain
28
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In the body glycogen –>

A

glucose to ATP

29
Q

In the body proteins..

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some aa can be converted to pyretic acid or enter krebs cycle. depending on body need may form new glucose or ATP

30
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In the body fats..

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primary store form of energy in the body. broken down to form acetyl CoA to ATP