chapter eight + ten Flashcards

introduction to metabolism and photosynthesis (43 cards)

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metabolism

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chemical reactions in the body’s cells that change food into energy, interactions between molecules

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anabolic pathways

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consume energy to build larger molecules, uphill

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catabolic pathways

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release energy by breaking down complex molecules to simpler pieces, downhill

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bioenergetics

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the study of the flow of energy in living organisms

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energy

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cause change and do work

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if delta G is greater than 0, then ?

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products have more energy than reactants

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if delta G is less than 0, then ?

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reactants have more energy than products

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exergonic reaction

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energy released, spontaneous, delta G is negative

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what is an example of an exergonic reaction?

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cellular respiration; breaking down sugar and release energy

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endergonic reaction

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energy required, nonspontaneous, delta G is positive

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what is an example of an endergonic reaction?

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photosynthesis; building sugar and storing energy

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autotrophs

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make their energy themselves

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example of autotrophs?

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plants, algae, bacteria

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photoautotrophs

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use sunlight

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chemoautotrophs

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other chemical reactions that use chemicals to make sugar

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heterotrophs

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need to consume energy

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chloroplast

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in the mesophyll layers near the surface of the leaf

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cuticle

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waxy surface coating

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mesophyll

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two layers that go through photosynthesis

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stomata

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openings on the bottom side of the leaf that let gases diffuse in and out

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vascular bundle

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veins that bring in water and nutrients and dispose waste

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thylakoid membrane

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where photosynthesis reactions take place

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stroma

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space outside thylakoid but within chloroplasts

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OIL

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oxidation is losing electrons and H+

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RIG
reduction is gaining electrons and H+
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light reactions
take in sunlight, use water and produce O2
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calvin cycle
uses CO2x, ATP and NADPH from light reactions to make sugar
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black light
absorbs all colors and reflects none
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white light
reflects all colors and absorbs none
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green light
reflects green and absorbs all other colors
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step one: photosystem ii
light is absorbed and H2O is broken up
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step two: photosystem i
light is absorbed and reexcites the electrons that travel to it from pii
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non cyclic electron flow
not solo, photosystem 1 and 2 working together
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cyclic electron flow
solo, photosystem 1 working independently to pump protons
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photorespiration
light and O2 instead of CO2 in the calvin cycle; rubisco works with whichever is more prevelant, *occurs when co2 levels are low and o2 are high*
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C4 plants
live in areas that can be dry at times and go through droughts, stomata is partially closed to prevent water loss, limits gas exchange
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CAM plants
highly modified for extremely hot/dry areas, completely close stomata during the day and only open at night, ex: cacti, pineapple
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activation energy
energy needed to start a reaction
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transition state
the point where the reactants bonds are unstable and about to be broken
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visible spectrum
white light splits up into all the colors of a rainbow
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chemiosmosis
flow of electrons with the gradient to make ATP
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mesophyll cells
pepcarbox fires co2 - no calvin cycle
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bundle sheath cells
rubisco fires co2 - calvin cycle