Chapter 6 pdf 18 Flashcards

1
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What is the energy in the cells?

A

ATP

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2
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What molecules move the electrons

A

NAD+ and FAD

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3
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What defines the boundary of a cell

A

lipids

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4
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Where is the information stored

A

DNA

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5
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How and when do they do it

A

RNA and Proteins

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6
Q

common intermediates of catabolism can be oxidized to form

A

CO2 and energy

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7
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Hydrolyzed to glucose then glycolysis

A

extracellular polysaccarides

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8
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Hydrolyzed to amino acids then precursor for TCA

A

Proteins

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9
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Acetyl CoA- TCA and respiration

A

Lipids/ fatty acids

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10
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Acetyl CoA and TCA/ respiration

A

organics e.g. pollutants

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11
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cells use hydrolytic enzymes to

A

break bonds

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12
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hydrolytic enzymes add what to break bonds?

A

water

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13
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cells use a variety of organic molecules as energy sources

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– Use hydrolyIc enzymes to break bonds
– Di- and oligo-saccharides
– Lipids
– Proteins

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14
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Starch and cellulose polymers of glucose

A

Polysaccharides and disaccharides

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15
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Amylases breaks down starch to

A

glucose subunits

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16
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Cellulases breaks down cellulose to

A

glucose subunits

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17
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Glucose enters glycolysis for

A

metabolism

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18
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– Disaccharides are hydrolyzed by specific disaccharidases

A

Polysaccharides and disaccharides

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19
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liberated through hydrolysis enters glycolysis

A

– Glucose

Other monosaccharide modified before metabolism

20
Q

are combinaIon of fatty acids and glycerol

A

simple lipids

21
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Hydrolyzed by lipases

22
Q

Glycerol is converted to

A

dihydroxyacetone phosphate

-Molecule enters glycolysis

23
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Fatty acids degraded by β-oxidaIon

24
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– Transfers 2-C fatty acid units to

A

coenzyme A

» Forms acetyl CoA that enters TCA cycle

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hydrolyzed by proteases
proteins
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amino group removed through deamination
proteins
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• Remaining carbon skeleton converted to precursor metabolite
proteins
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glycerol acts like
Nocardia
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synthesis of subunits from precursor metabolites
anabolic pathways
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pathways consume ATP reducing power and precursor metabolites
anabolic pathways
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macromolecules produces once subunits are synthesized
anabolic pathways
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Synthesis begins with transfer of acetyl group from acetyl CoA to acyl carrier protein*
anabolic pathways
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Carrier hold fatty acid during elongaIon – Fatty acid released when reaches required length » 14, 16 or 18 carbons long
anabolic pathways
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Glycerol is synthesized from dihydroxyacetone phosphate
anabolic pathways
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Energy storage – Cell wall components – pepIdoglycan – OM of Gram negaIves
Polysaccharides
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Amino acid synthesis
anabolic pathways
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Some precursors are formed in glycolysis, other in TCA cycle
Amino acid synthesis
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Glutamate synthesis essenIal for formaIon of other amino acids
Amino acid synthesis
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Synthesis incorporates ammonia with α-ketoglutarate produced in TCA cycle
Amino acid synthesis
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– Amino group from glutamate can be transferred to produced other amino acids
Amino acid synthesis
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Precursors for aromaIc amino acids produced in pentose phosphate pathway and glycolysis
Amino acid synthesis
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NucleoIde synthesis
Anabolic Pathways
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NucleoIdes synthesized as ribonucleoIdes and modified to deoxyribonucleoIdes
Nucleotide synthesis
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Replace OH group on 2’ carbon of ribose and replace with hydrogen atom
Nucleotide synthesis
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remove oxygen
Nucleotide synthesis
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Complex integraIon of different molecules | Adenylic or guanylic cyclase
Purines:
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Formed then attached to R-5-P
Pyrimidine: