Chapter 6 Flashcards

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Sun - Heat - Producers - Consumers - Decomposers - Heat

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Flow of Energy

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the capacity to do work

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energy

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the energy of motion

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kinetic energy

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stored energy

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potential energy

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Most forms of energy can be converted into … that is measured in …

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heat energy, calories

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Potential energy is stored in chemical bonds that can be transferred from 1 molecule to another through …

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electron transfer (oxidation and reduction)

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1st Law of Thermodynamics

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energy can’t be created or destroyed, only converted to different forms

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2nd Law of Thermodynamics

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without external energy input, all systems naturally become more disorderly overtime

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measure of disorder (S)

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entropy

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energy available to do work (G, Gibb’s … energy)

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free energy

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energy contained in molecules’ chemical bonds (H)

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enthalpy

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free energy equation

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ΔG = ΔH - (T x ΔS)

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if product contains more free energy than reactants, ΔG is …

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positive

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if product contains less free energy than reactants, ΔG is …

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negative

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endergonic reaction

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require free energy (+ΔG), anabolic, building big things from small things

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exergonic reaction

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releases free energy (-ΔG), catabolic, breaking big things into small things

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activation energy

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energy needed to get a reaction started by destabilizing chemical bonds

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18
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catalyst

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substances that lower the activation energy of a reaction

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19
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ATP

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energy currency of cell

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ATP structure

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  • ribose (5 C sugar)
  • adenine (nucleotide)
  • 3 phosphates
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ATP energy is stored in …

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phosphate bonds

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when P bonds are broken …

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energy is released (exergonic)

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when P are kept bonded by …

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energy is absorbed (endergonic)

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ATP becomes … and … when energy is released and when H2O is added

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- catalyze biological reactions - nearly all are proteins - lowers the activation energy - temporary ...-substrate complexes are formed during reactions
enzymes
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molecules that will undergo a reaction (reactants)
substrate
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region of the enzyme that binds to the substrate
active site
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enzymes don't automatically fit with substrates so ...
enzymes will change shapes when substrate gets near active site to fit the substrate
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ribozymes
RNA with enzymatic abilities
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enzyme function is affected by ...
its environment: - pH - temperature - concentration of reactants and products - regulatory molecules (co-enzymes and co-factors)
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temperature effect on enzyme function
enzyme activity will increase with temperature until it goes over the temp optimum, causing denaturing
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pH effect on enzyme function
enzyme will denature if out of optimum pH
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inhibitors
molecules that bind to enzymes to decrease their activity
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competitive inhibitors
competes with substrate for binding to active site
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noncompetitive inhibitors
bind to sites other than the active site (allosteric inhibitor)
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allosteric enzymes
exist in either active or inactive states and possess an allosteric site that molecules other than substrate bind to
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allosteric inhibitors
binds to allosteric site to inactivate the enzyme
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allosteric activators
binds to allosteric site to activate the enzyme
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metabolism
all chemical reactions occurring in an organism
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anabolic
endergonic reactions that use energy to make chemical bonds
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catabolic
exergonic reactions that release energy when bonds are broken
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some enzymes require ... for proper activity
additional molecules
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co-factors
usually, metal ions found in active site
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co-enzymes
organic molecules often used to donate or accept electrons in the redox reaction
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biochemical pathways
series of reactions in which the product of one reaction is used at the substrate for the next reaction
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multienzyme complexes in membranes
1. The product of one reaction is directly delivered to the next enzyme. 2. Unwanted side reactions are reduced. 3. Reactions can be regulated as a unit.
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feedback inhibition
the end product of a biochemical pathway is an allosteric inhibitor of an earlier enzyme in the pathway