Ch. 5 Flashcards

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1
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reduction

A

electron acceptor

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2
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oxidation

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electron donor

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3
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electron carrier molecules

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NAD+
NADP+
FAD

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4
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metabolic processes guided by

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  1. nutrient requirement
  2. requires energy from light or nutrients (catabolism)
  3. energy stored as ATP
  4. utilize enzymes
  5. construct larger building blocks in anabolic reactions
  6. use enzymes and ATP for polymerization
  7. cell growth
  8. cell reproduction
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5
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phosphorylation of ADP

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  1. substrate level phosphorylation
  2. oxidative phosphorylation
  3. photophosphorylation
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6
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classifying enzymes

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hydrolases
isomerases
ligases (polymerases)
lyases
oxidoreductases
transferases
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7
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hydrolases

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catabolize by adding water

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8
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isomerases

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rearrange atoms within a molecule

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9
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ligases

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join 2 molecules together

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10
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lyases

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split large molecules

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11
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oxidoreductases

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remove or add electron to various substrates

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12
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transferases

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transfer functional groups between 2 molecules

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13
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apoenzymes

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protein enzymes that are inactive

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14
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cofactors

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inorganic ions

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15
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coenzymes

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vitamins or contain vitamins

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16
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holoenzyme

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binding of apoenzyme with cofactor/coenzyme

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ribozymes

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process other RNA molecules by removing sections of RNA and placing remaining pieces together

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factors of enzyme activity

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temperature
pH
enzyme and substrate concentrations
presence of inhibitors

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inhibitors

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competitive

noncompetitive

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competitive inhibitors

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fit into enzyme’s active site preventing substrate binding

21
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noncompetitive inhibitors

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band to allosteric site somewhere else on enzyme

22
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carbohydrate catabolism

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cellular respiration

fermentation

23
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cellular respiration

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glycolysis
kreb’s cycle
electron transport chain

24
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fermentation

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glycolysis

conversion of pyruvic acid into other organic compounds

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glycolysis
``` occurs in cytosol energy investment stage (1-3) lysis stage (4-5) energy-conserving stage (6-10) Net 2 ATP and 2 NADH ```
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synthesis of acetyl-CoA
pyruvic acid converted to acetyl-coenzyme A
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kreb's cycle
cytosol of prokaryotes mitochondria of eukaryotes 2 ATP, 6 NADH, 2 FADH2
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electron transport chain
mitochondria of eukaryotes | cytoplasmic membrane of prokaryotes
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categories of carrier molecules in ETC
flavoproteins ubiquinones metal-containing proteins cytochromes
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chemiosmosis
use of ion gradients to generate ATP
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alternatives to glycolysis
pentose phosphate pathway | entner-doudoroff pathway
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fermentation
partial oxidation of sugar to release energy using an organic molecule from within the cell as the final electron acceptor (NADH to NAD+)
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other catabolic pathways
lipid catabolism | protein catabolism
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lipid catabolism
lipases hydrolyze the bonds of glycerol and FA glycerol converted to DHAP fatty acids degraded in beta-oxidation
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protein catabolism
proteases --> deamination
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photosynthesis
use of light energy to drive synthesis of carbohydrates from CO2 and H2O.
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chlorophylls
hydrocarbon tail attached to light-absorbing active site around a magnesium ion arranged into matrices called photosystems embedded in cellular membranes called thylakoids