Week Three (Metabolism) Flashcards

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Metabolism

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Energy production in organisms through multiple chemical pathways

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Catabolic Processes

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Breakdown

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3
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Anabolic Processes

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Buildup

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Entropy

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Measure of how dispersed energy is

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5
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Entropy Equation

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^S=Q/T

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Gibbs free energy

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Portion of system’s energy that can perform work (DOES NOT TELL YOU RATE OF REACTION)

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Activation Energy

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Energy required to start chemical reaction

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8
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Activation energy and rate of reaction

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Greater amount of activation energy = slower reaction energy

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Function of Enzymes

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Biological catalysts that lower activation energy

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How to enzymes lower activation energy

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Correcting orientation, distorting substrate bonds, directly participate in reaction

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How are enzymes regulated

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Inhibition and allosteric regulation

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Competitive Inhibition

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Blocking active site

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Noncompetitive Inhibition

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Interacts at another site, changing shape of enzyme

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14
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Allosteric Regulation

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Regulatory molecules bond to enzyme and influence activity

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15
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Feedback Inhibition

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Regulatory molecule is end product of same metabolic pathway

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16
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Importance of ATP to cellular energetics

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Provides energy stored in phosphate bonds (

17
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How does ATP provide energy

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Energy coupling, forming lower energy bonds from high energy bonds (having energy left over)

18
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ATP Hydrolysis

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Perform work through changing protein shape/ phosphorylated intermediates

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Principles of oxidation and reduction reactions

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OIL RIG (oxidation is loss, reduction is gain)

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Reducing Agent

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Electron donor (becomes oxidized)

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Oxidizing Agent

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Electron acceptor (becomes reduced)

22
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Electron carriers in cellular respiration

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NAD+ and FAD+

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Role of electron carriers

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Accepting electrons from breakdown of molecules in cellular respiration

24
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Overview of Glycolysis

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Breakdown of glycolysis into 2 pyruvate

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2 phases of glycolysis
Energy investment and energy payoff
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What is the redox reaction in glycolysis?
Forming 2 NADH
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Explain substrate level phosphorylation
Directly forming ATP (PEP+ADP->ATP +pyruvate)
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Overall reaction of glycolysis
glucose+2NAD+2ADP+2P -> 2ATP+2NADH+2H+2H2O+2pyruvate
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Where does pyruvate oxidation occur?
Mitochondria in eukaryotes, cytosol in prokaryotes
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Overall reaction of pyruvate oxidation
2pyruvate+2CoA+2NAD -> 2NADH+2CO2+2H+2acetylCoA
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Start and end of citric acid cycle
Oxaloactetate
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Overall reaction of the citric acid cycle
2acetylCoA+6NAD+2ADP+2P+2FAD+2H2O -> 2ATP+2FADH2+6NADH+2H+4CO2+2CoA
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Oxidative Phosphorylation
Making ATP from NADH and FADH2
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2 stages of oxidative phosphorylation
Electron transport chain (transfer of e- to O2 through redox reactions) Chemiosmosis (diffusion of protons down electrochemical gradient using proton motive force)
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Payout of Chemiosmosis
NADH makes 2.5 ATP, FADH2 makes 1.5 ATP
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How is cellular respiration regulated
Phosphofructokinase which is allosterically regulated positively by AMP and negetively by ATP and citrate
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Differences between aerobic respiration, anaerobic respiration and fermentation
Oxygen use, location, energy yield, end products and occurence in organism
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Similarity in aerobic respiration, anaerobic respiration and fermentation
Starting point (glycolysis)