bioenergetics Flashcards

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1
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what is blocked blood flow called?

A

ischemia

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2
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tissue death

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infarction

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3
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after prolonged ischemia, why does heart tissue experience necrosis?

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decreased ATP level due to oxygen deprivation

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4
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products of combustion

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carbon dioxide and water

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5
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what does combustion of macronutrients produce?

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ATP

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6
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macronutrients are oxidized to produce….

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ATP, CO2, and heat

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7
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catabolism vs anabolism

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  • -Catabolism - energy yielding; macronutrients are combusted/oxidized by NAD+/FAD (NAD/FAD are reduced to NADH/FADH2)
  • -Anabolism - energy requiring; biosynthesis and work, ATP is reduced to ADP/Pi
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8
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what process converts reduced form of e carriers back to their oxidized form via Oxygen –> water

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oxidative phosphorylation

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9
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in oxidative phosphorylation, oxygen is _____ and ADP/NADH are _____

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oxygen is reduced to water

e carriers are oxidized

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10
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ATP stores energy in its…

A

high energy phosphate bonds (unstable)

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11
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how is energy released from high energy phosphate bonds in ATP?

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hydrolysis of gamma phosphate (the third P group)

this is favorable since both the products are negatively charged (Pi and ADP) and resonance is increased

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12
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most reactive derivatives?

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thioester and anhydrides

because they are less stable

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13
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what is powering rxn 1 of glycolysis (glucose to g6p)?

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energy conserved in the phosphoryl group; NOT the hydrolysis of ATP
G60 formation is unfavorable BUT energy conserved by the phosphoryl transfer from ATP makes it favorable
–> delta G of glucose to g6p is +.3 (unfavorable)
–> delta G of ATP to ADP is -7.3
SO combined rxn is overall favorable (-4 kcal/mol) `

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14
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what delta G value is considered high energy?

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any value more negative than -6 kcal/mol

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15
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intrinsic amount of energy in a system that is available to do useful work

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gibbs free energy

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16
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change in free energy that takes place during a rxn

17
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nonspontaneous delta G

18
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spontaneous delta G

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negative value

19
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amount of energy produced/consumed by rxn depends on two things:

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starting conditions

equilibrium conditions

20
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when you plug in standards to an equation…

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starting conditions are knocked out and you are left with eq conditions

21
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standard state

–[], pressure, and temp

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1M, 1atm, 25 degrees C

22
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what does prime (‘) indicate?

A

biochemical standard state is being used

23
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for every increase in power, you get additional _____ in standard delta G?

24
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delta G standard ‘ =

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= -1.36log(Keq)

= -RTln(Keq)

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to get rid of a log on one side of equation...
place each side as a power of 10
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oxidation | reduction
oxidation, e/H are lost | reduction, e/H are gained
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to determine oxidation state of a C:
1. -1 for each H attached to C 2. +1 for any single bond to O, N, S or halogen (+2 for double bond, +3 for triple bond) 3. 0 for each bond to another C
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where to e put on NAD and FAD eventually end up?
H/e turn them into NADH and FADH2 and they reduce oxygen to water
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final electron acceptor in aerobic respiration
oxygen
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hydrogen molecule, atom, and hydride ion
molecule is H2 (2 proton and 2 electron) atom is one proton and one electron hydride is H- (one proton with 2 e) ****H+ is NOT a source of reducing power
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hydride ion carrier?
NADH
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hydrogen atom carrier?
FADH2
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what does fad stand for?
flavin adenine dinucleotide
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nad stand for?
nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide
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- reduction potential (E) means
the equation has a GOOD reducing agent
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atp per nadh
2.5 atp
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atp per fadh2
1.5 atp