Energy and processes Flashcards

1
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What is energy

A

The capacity to do work

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2
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Energy can be neither

A

Created or destroyed

Only converter from one to another

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3
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Metabolism

A

The sun of all chemical reactions in a cell

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4
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Two types of reactions

A

Anabolic reactions

Catabolic reactions

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5
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Anabolic reactions

A

Join atoms or molecules together using bonds to make bigger molecules

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6
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Catabolic reactions

A

Break bonds of bigger molecules

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7
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Hydrolysis is which kind of reaction

A

Catabolic reaction

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8
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Polymerizing is what kind of reaction

A

Anabolic

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9
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Examples of catabolic reactions

A

Breaking down protein to yeild amino acids

Breaking down a starch to yield glucose molecules

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10
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Example of anabolic reactions

A

Building a protein using amino acids

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11
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Enzyme:

A

A protein that speeds up a reaction without being changed by the reaction

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12
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Catalysts

A

Reactants that are not used up in the course of a reaction, and can therefore be re-used

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13
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Substrate

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The molecule that an enzyme changes

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14
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active site

A

Location where binding occurs

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15
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Cofactors

A

Helpers for enzymes- they help the enzyme by helping them to bind their substrate or changing their shape to fit better

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16
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Two ways to control an enzyme

A

Competitively

No competitively

17
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Competitive inhibition

A

They fit onto the substrate and don’t let go, so the competitive inhibitor competes for the active site with the original

18
Q

Non competitive inhibition

A

Reaction is blocked because binding of a regulatory molecule in regulatory site changes the confirmation of active site so that substrate cannot enter

19
Q

What happens when temp is too hot for enzyme

A

Enzymes denature and cannot be fixed

20
Q

What happens at slightly warm for enzyme

A

Enzymes encounter reactants more often, but may be sustaining damage usually do not work as efficiently

21
Q

Temp too cold for enzyme consequence/

A

Molecular movements slow down, enzymes are not efficient

22
Q

Perfect temp for enzymes consequences

A

Enzymes work at peak efficiency

23
Q

When energy is released, where does it go

A

We want to capture and use as much possible

Temporary energy storage molecule: ATP

24
Q

What is ATP

A

Sort of like money, using ATP to carry out energy reactions

25
Q

Celia load respiration’s

A

Taking the energy in for example glucose and breaking it down, removing that energy from glucose and making it into ATP.

26
Q

NAD
FADH
ADP

are what

A

Molecules needed to carry out glucose breakdown

27
Q

ATP molecule has three phosphates which makes it unstable so what happens

A

The third triphosphate breaks off and produces energy

28
Q

Aerobic respiration

A

Using oxygen in the respiratory process

29
Q

Anaerobic respiration

A

Using non oxygen molecules