Unit I Bioenergetics and Metabolism Flashcards
NAD+/NADH is derived from
Niacin (B3 vitamin)
FAD+/FADH is derived from
riboflavin (B2 Vitamin)
Coenzyme A is derived from
pantothenic acid (B5 vitamin)
What kind of bond does Coenzyme A make?
a thiester bond
Enzyme that adds a phosphate
kinase
Enzyme that removes a phosphate
phosphotase
enzyme that rearranges atoms
isomerases
enzyme that shifts a group
mutase
Enzyme that builds
synthase or synthetase
enzyme that oxidizes or reduces
dehydrogenase
What common molecules does dehydrogenase work with?
coenzymes, FAD, NAD, NADP
What is a metal ion that works with an enzyme?
cofactor
What is the loss of electrons?
oxidation
What is the gain of electrons?
reduction
What is metabolism?
the sum of all chemical reactions in an organism
What is breakdown metabolism called?
catabolism
What is building metabolism called?
anabolism
Does anabolism and catabolism require energy to run?
yes
If something captures energy it is
exergonic
If something requires energy it is
endergonic
Are catabolic pathways usually oxidation or reduction reactions?
oxidation
Are anabolic pathways usually oxidation or reduction reactions?
reduction
If synthesis is active then breakdown is
inhibited
Excess reactant will do what to a pathway
stimulate it
Scare reactant will do what to a pathway
inhibit it
Excess product will do what to a pathway
inhibit it
Scare product will do what to a pathway
stimulate it