Chapter 2 Bioenergetics Flashcards

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Carbs inside the blood is _______ and carbs used as storage is __________.

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Glucose, Glycogen

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Fat inside the blood is ___________ and when fat is used as storage it is _____________.

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Fatty free acids, Triglycerides

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The process of storing fatty free acids into triglycerides is ________________. The enzyme that is used is called a(n) _____________________.

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Lipogenesis, Ester Enzyme

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The process of breaking down triglycerides into fatty free acids is __________________. The enzyme that is used is _____________________.

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Lipolysis, Lipoprotein Lipase

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The process of glucose being stored as glycogen is ______________. The enzyme that is used is ________________.

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Glycogenesis, Glycogen Synthase

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The process of breaking down glycogen and converting it into glucose is _________________. The enzyme that is used is _____________________.

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Glycogenolysis, Glycogen Phosphorylase

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Protein inside the blood is called _____________ and when protein is used as storage is _________________.

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Amino acids. Body proteins

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The process of storing amino acids as body proteins is ______________.

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Protein Synthesis

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The process of breaking down body proteins into amino acids is ____________________.

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Protein breakdown

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The process of converting non-carbohydrate substrates into glucose is called ____________. Where in the body is it found?

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Gluconeogenesis, Liver

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The enzyme in gluconeogenesis is called ________________.

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Glucose-6-Phosphatase

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The two cycles in gluconeogenesis are called ________________ and __________________.

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Glucose-Alanine Cycle, Cori Cycle

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The conversion of amino acids into glucose is called _______________. The conversion of Lactic acid into glucose is called _________________.

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Glucose-Alanine Cycle, Cori Cycle

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The anaerobic metabolic systems are __________________.

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ATP-PCR System, Glycolysis

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The aerobic metabolic systems are called __________________.

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Kreb Cycle, Electron transport chain, Beta-oxidation

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What is a rate limiting enzyme?

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The enzyme that controls the speed of a process.

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17
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In the ATP-PCR system what enzyme is used in this process?

ATP ➡️ ADP + Pi + e

A

ATPase

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PCR ➡️ Pi + Cr + e

What is the enzyme used?

A

Creatine Kinase

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ADP + Pi + e ➡️ ATP

What enzyme is used in the process?

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ATP Synthase

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ADP + ADP ➡️ ATP + AMP

What is the enzyme that is used in this process?

21
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ADP + PCR ➡️ ATP + Cr

What is the enzyme that is used in this process?

A

Creatine Kinase

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What is the process in the ATP-PCR system that takes place in the mitochondria? How long does the system need to replenish?

A

Pi + Cr + e ➡️ PCR, 3 minutes

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In Glycolysis the process of glucose converting into glucose-6-phosphate is controlled by an enzyme called _________________. What is the ATP usage in the process?

A

Hexokinase, -1 ATP

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In Glycolysis the process of converting glycogen into glucose-6-phosphate is controlled by an enzyme called ___________________. What is the ATP usage in the process?

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Glycogen phosphorylase, 0 ATP

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In the process of Glucose-6-phosphate converting into 2 pyruvate what is the enzyme called ______________. What is the ATP usage?
Phosphofructokinase, -1 ATP in the beginning but +4 at the end.
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Fill in the blanks. The liver’s glycogen gets converted into glucose by the process of __________________ and the new glucose gets converted into glucose-6-phosphate with an enzyme called _________________.
Glycogenolysis, Hexokinase
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What are the six fates of lactic acid?
Going back to the same muscle, to the heart, to the kidneys, to other muscles, to a buffer system, and to the liver.
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The enzyme used in the process of converting 2 pyruvate into lactic acid is _________________.
Lactic Dehydrogenase
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Fill in the blanks. Glucose-6-phosphate gets converted into 2 pyruvate by an enzyme called _____________________. The 2 pyruvate gets converted to _______________ with an enzyme called ___________________. _______________ goes to the liver through a process called _______________ where it can get eventually get broken down into _____________ by glycogenolysis.
1.) Phosphofructokinase 2.) Lactic Acid 3.) Lactic Dehydrogenase 4.) Lactic Acid 5.) Gluconeogenesis 6.) Glucose
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The use of glycogen in Glycolysis has a net ATP of ___________.
+3 ATP
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The use of glucose for Glycolysis has a net ATP of ______________.
+2 ATP
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What are the two electron carriers in Glycolysis? What’s their reduced form?
NAD, FAD NADH+H+, FADH2
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The rate limiting enzyme in the Glycolysis process is _______________.
Phosphofructokinase
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The rate limiting enzyme in the Electron Transport Chain process is _______________.
Cytochrome Oxidase
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The rate limiting enzyme in the Kreb Cycle process is __________________.
Isocitrate Dehydrogenase
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The enzyme that converts 2 molecules of Pyruvate into 2 Acetyl COA is _______________.
Pyruvate Dehydrogenase
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What are the three enzymes inside in the Kreb Cycle?
Citrate Synthase, Isocitrate Dehydrogenase, and Succinate Dehydrogenase
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What is the net ATP generated in one Kreb Cycle and where does it specifically come from?
+10 ATP 7.5 ATP from 3NADH+H+ 1 ATP 1.5 ATP from FAD2
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Fill in the blanks. When FAD becomes reduced it turns into ___________ and goes to the ____ ________________ of the electron transport chain.
FADH2, 2nd Cytochrome
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What is the purpose of the Electron Transport Chain?
To generate energy to create ATP.
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The byproduct of the Electron Transport Chain is _______.
H20
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Where does the energy made from the Electron Transport Chain go to? What enzyme is used in the process?
The energy goes into ADP + Pi + e ➡️ ATP ATP Synthase
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What molecule is at the end of the Electron Transport to create the byproduct?
O2
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How much ATP is create from 2NADH+H+? Show Calculations.
5 ATP 2x2.5
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When the Aerobic pathway of Glycolysis is at capacity where does 2NADH+H+?
2 Pyruvate which reduces it turning it into Lactic Acid.
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Activation of Phosphofructokinase is used in what type of workouts?
High Intensity
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The three ways Phosphofructokinase can get activated are?
Low levels of ATP - From ADP +Pi + e ➡️ ATP High levels of AMP - ADP+ADP ➡️ ATP + AMP High levels of G6P - Breakdown from Liver Glycogen by Epinephrine
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Glycogen Phosphorylase in the process of Glycogenolysis can get activated by a hormone called ___________.
Epinephrine
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How long does the ATP-PCR system last before it needs to replenish?
10-15 seconds