Chapter 8 Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
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All chemical reactions within the body

A

Metabolism

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2
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The breakdown of complex molecules

A

Catabolism

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3
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The synthesis of complex molecules

A

anabolism

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4
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Organisms that obtain their energy from light are called….

A

Phototrophs

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5
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Organisms that obtain their energy from chemical compounds

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Chemotrophs

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6
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Identify three cellular electron carriers

A

-FAD/FADH2
-NAD+/NADH
-NADP+/NADPH

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7
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Explain the electron carriers’ function

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Electron carriers will accept the ions (H+) that are products of the breakdown of complex molecules

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8
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Where do electron carriers carry H+ to?

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they form a chain that will weave in and out of the bilayer of the cell charging it in order to turn ADP to ATP.

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9
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what enzyme helps with the synthesis of ADP to ATP?

A

ATP synthases

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10
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where does the synthesis of ATP take place?

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In the mitochondria

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11
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What is ATP considered within the cell?

A

the main energy currency of the cell

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12
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Explain the function of a catalysts?

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A catalyst, also known as an enzyme, increases the rate of chemical reaction inside the cell. it lowers the energy that is required for that reaction to continue.

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13
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What part of the enzyme does a substrate bind to it?

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The active site

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14
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Explain induced fit

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induced fit happens when a substrate binds to the active site of an enzyme, altering the structure which will then alter its function

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15
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once the substrate is removed from the enzyme what happens to the enzyme?

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It will then return to its normal & original design/function

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16
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what can prevent substrate binding?

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a competitive inhibitor

17
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how does a competitive inhibitor function?

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the competitive inhibitor will bind to the active site of an enzyme, preventing the substrate from binding