Chapter 10 - Introduction to Metabolism Flashcards

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biosynthesis

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anabolism

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biodegradation

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catabolism

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catabolism and anabolism are two parts of blank

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metabolism

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the breakdown of larger molecules into smaller ones with enzymes

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catabolism

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catabolism releases energy so they are blank

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exergonic

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synthesis of a larger molecule from a smaller one

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anabolism

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anabolism is blank because it takes energy to create a bond but is not blank

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endergonic, endothermic

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microbial cells do these three types of work

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transport, chemical, mechanical

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a science that analyzes energy changes in a collection of matter called a system

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thermodynamics

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second law of thermodynamics involves the increase of blank

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entropy

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amount of heat energy needed to raise 1 gram of water from 14.5 degrees Celsius to 15.5

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Calorie (cal)

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1 cal of heat is equal to blank Joules of heat

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4.18

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exergonic reaction involves chemical reactions with a negative G value that blanks free energy

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releases

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chemical reactions with a positive G because it requires an energy input

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endergonic

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many metabolic processes involve blank reactions

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oxidatiion reduction

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tendency of a compound to donate electrons or to gain electrons

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reduction potential

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more negative E is a better electron blank

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donor

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more positive E means a better electron blank

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acceptor

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this represents the range of possible reduction potentials for redox couples in nature

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redox towers

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electron transport chain is in the blank of the mitochondria

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inner membrane

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electron carrier that is nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide

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electron carrier that is nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate

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redox reactions usually involve reactions between intermediate blank

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coenzyme is a blank molecule but not the blank

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organic, protein

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ion that works like a coenzyme
cofactor
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ions have less energy than the blank form
reduced
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electron carrier that uses iron to transfer electrons
cytochromes
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iron is part of the blank group
heme
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reacting molecules in enzymes
substrate
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substance formed by enzyme reaction
product
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protein component of an enzyme
apoenzyme
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ion needed by enzyme
cofactor
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firmly attached nonprotein component of an enzyme
prosthetic group
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loosely attached nonprotein component of enzyme
cofactor
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sum of parts of enzyme
holoenzyme
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energy required to form transition state complex
activation energy
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enzyme lowers blank
activation energy
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directly competes with binding of substrate to active site
competetive inhibitor
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binds enzyme at site other than active site and changes its shape
noncompetitive inhibitor
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RNA molecules that are catalytic and self splice and involved in self replication
ribozymes
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differential distribution of enzymes and metabolites among separate cell structures or organelles
compartmentation
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compartmentation can generate marked variations in blank concentrations
metabolite
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most regulatory enzymes are these and acivity is altered by small molecule
allosteric regulation
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these bind at regulatory site and change shape of enzyme and alters activity of catalytic site and can be positive or negative
allosteric effector
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positive effector blank enzyme activity
increases
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negative effector blank the enzyme
inhibitis
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reversible on and off switch modification of enzymes
covalent
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also called end product inhibition where enzyme is inhibited in the pathway and is like a pacemaker
feedback inhibition
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different enzymes that catalyze same reaction
isoenzymes