Unit 2 Flashcards

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Metabolism

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Sum of Chem reactions in org.

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Anabolism

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Uses en and Chem compounds and mcs 2 build large mcs

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Catabolism

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Large mcs e broken down in2 small and en is released

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4
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Oxidation

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Removal electrons from atom produces en

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5
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Reduction

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Addition of electrons to atom

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6
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Phosphorylation

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Add of phosphate group 2 a mc usu increases mc en

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7
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Catalyze

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Increase rate of Chem reaction

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Substrate

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The reactant in reaction enzyme is speeding up

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Product

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Product of reaction enzyme is speeding up

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10
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Cofactors

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An non pro component in enzyme enzyme=pro so factor no equal pro

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11
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Coenzyme

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An organic cofactor. Enzy = organic

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12
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Glycolysis

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The oxidation of glucose to pyruvic acid produce ATP and NADH.

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13
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Pentose Phosphate Pathway

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An alt path to glycolysis that uses pentoses

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14
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Enter-Doudoroff Pathway

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An alt path to glycolysis uses by bacterial species Psuedomonas Aeruginosa

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Krebs Cycle

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Oxidation of pyruvic acid produces the majority of NADH, all of FADH2, some ATP and some CO2.

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16
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Electron Transport Chain

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The metabolic Pathway where energy stored in NADH and FADH2 is converted to ATP, majority of ATP produced here.

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17
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Fermentation

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Org mc broken down in absence of O simpler compounds.

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18
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Metabolites

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Chem building blocks used 4 syn of other Chem compounds

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19
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Binary Fission

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Most common type of cell division by bacteria asexual duplicate components and divide

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20
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Generation time

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Time it takes for cell population to double usu 1-3 hrs

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21
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Obligate aerobe

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Must have o2 have all enzy aerobic respiration

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22
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Facultative Aerobe

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Have enzymes but can also do fermentation

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23
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Obligate Anaerobes

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No enzymes therefore no O and anaerobic respiration

24
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Aerotolerant anaerobe

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Has enzymes but only uses anaerobic respiration

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Microaerophile
Can handle low concentration of O but no enzymes rely on aerobic respiration
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Trace Elements
Small# of minerals required for cofactors for enzy function. E.g. Iron
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Vitamins
Essential organic compounds which org cannot synthesis but needs typically used as coenzyme e.g. Vitamin D
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DNA
Deoxyribose nucleic acid: sugar, phosphate group, nitrogenous base: adenine, guanine, thymine, cytosine
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RNA
Ribose nucleic acid: ribose sugar, nitrogenous base- adenine, cytosine, guanine and uracil
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Gene
Segment of DNA that is encoded a function product e.g. Pro
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Chromosome
Structure containing DNA that physically carries hereditary info contains genes
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Transcription
DNA copied to make rna
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Rna polymerase
Synthesis mRNA from DNA
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DNA helicase or gyrase
Unwinds DNA G more common in prokaryotes
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DNA replication
Process by which cell genome is replicated
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DNA polymerase
Copies, proof reads and repairs DNA.
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Promoter sequence
start sequence of a gene where rna polymerase binds to to copy a gene
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Terminator sequence
Stop sequence of gene rna stops copying here
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Translation
Info in mRNA is converted into a sequence of proteins
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Ribosome
Site of pro synthesis 70s or 80s
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tRNA
Brings correct AA to Ribo in pro synthesis
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mRNA
Carries message for the synthesis of pros to ribo
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Codon
Represents AA, is 3 adj nucTs
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Genetic code
Set of rules which determines how nucTs sequences of mRNA r converted into AA sequence of proteins
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Mutation
Permanent change in base sequence of DNA
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Mutagen
Agent that causes mutations.
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Operon
In prokaryotes, genes involved in a similar biochemical process can be grouped together so they can all be turned off and on at same time
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Structural genes
Genes which code for a protein (1 of many in operon)
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Regulatory genes-promoter
DNA sequence close to structural genes where RNA polymerase binds and begins transcription
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Regulatory genes-operator
DNA sequence close to promoter where repressor protein can bind to prevent transcription
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Plasmid
Small circular extra chromosomal piece of DNA no survival or reproductive genes
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Conjugation
Transfer of DNA btw cells temporarily joined
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Transformation
Naked DNA from dead/loses bacteria is transferred to recipient cell in solution. Cells must be closely related and very difficult.
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R factor
Type of transferable plasmid with genes for sex polis, drug resistance and heavy metal resistance
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Transduction
Bacterial DNA transferred btw cells by virus.