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Chapter Six: Energy, Enzymes, and Metabolism Flashcards

1
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The total Chemical activity of a living organism

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Metabolism

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2
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The type of energy possessed by moving objects

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Kinetic Energy

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3
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The type of energy possessed because of location or arrangement

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Potential Energy

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This type of energy forms potential energy stored in molecules because of the arrangement of atoms

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Chemical Energy

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5
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A series of Chemical Reactions

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Metabolic Pathways

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6
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What are the two types of Metabolic Pathways?

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Catabolic and Anabolic Reactions

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7
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Larger molecules are broken down into smaller ones with the release of potential chemical energy

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Catabolic Reactions

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8
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Smaller molecules are built into larger ones with the input of potential chemical energy

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Anabolic Reactions

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First Law of Thermodynamics:

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Energy may neither be created nor destroyed. However, it can be converted from one form to another

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Second Law of Thermodynamics:

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In any energy conversion, some energy is lost from doing work, so entropy increases

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11
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Total chemical energy of a molecule

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Enthalpy (H)

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12
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The useable energy available for cellular work

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Free Energy (G)

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13
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The unusable energy in a molecule

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Entropy

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14
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What is the equation for Enthalpy (H)?

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H = G + TS
Enthalpy = Free Energy + (Absolute Temp.)(Entropy)

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15
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In a chemical reaction, a molecule with one enthalpy is converted to another with…

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a different enthalpy

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16
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The point in a reversible Chemical Reaction at which there is no net change in the concentration of reactants or products

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Chemical Equalibrium

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17
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Difference in enthalpy between a reaction’s products and reactants

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Gibbs Free Energy (∆G)

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Reactants <—-> Products

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Exergonic Reactions

19
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Reactants + Energy <——> Products

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Endergonic Reactions

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Ke = Large # / Small # = value > 1

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Exergonic reactions

21
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Ke = small # / large # = value < 1

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Endergonic Reaction

22
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-∆G because products have less Enthalpy than the reactants, because energy was given off

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Exergonic Reactants

23
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+∆G because of energy input, products have more enthalpy than reactants

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Endergonic Reactions

24
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What energy source is used to transfer energy in cells?

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ATP

25
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ATP+ —> __________ + ____________

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ADP + PO4-

26
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What is the major function of ATP?

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Couple Exergonic to Endergonic reactions

27
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a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without itself being used up

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Enzymes (catalyst)

28
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enzymes orient molecules to ___________ the reaction

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facilitate

29
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Small amount of energy which must be supplied before endergonic reactions will occur

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Activation Energy

30
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Site where substrate is bound and the reaction is catalyzed

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Active Site

31
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Occurs when a molecule is shaped very much like the substrate. It binds to and blocks the Active Site

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Competitive Inhibitor

32
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Occurs when an inhibitor binds to separate (Inhibition/Allosteric) Site, changing shape of the enzyme to an inactive conformation (shape)

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Non-competitive Inhibitor

33
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Those with more than one shape (conformation) depending upon whether a ligand (substrate, inhibitor, or activator) is bound

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Allosteric Protein

34
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Prosthetic groups are small molecules permanently attached to enzymes that aid in…

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Catalysis

35
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Cofactors are inorganic ions that bind to _____________ temporarily

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Enzymes

36
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Cofactors act as temporary electron….

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acceptors or donors

37
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Coenzymes are organic molecules that bind enzymes temporarily and __________ in the reaction

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participate

38
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Many coenzymes are derived from the _____________ necessary in our diet

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Vitamins

39
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What are the four denaturing agents?

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  1. Heat
  2. Strong Acid
  3. Strong Base
  4. Highly Charged Ions
40
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NAD+ is used to pick up electrons from an enzyme and store them temporarily before giving them to another enzyme

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Coenzymes

41
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A series of chemical reactions where the product at one reaction is the reactant for the next

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Control of Metabolism

42
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The slowest reaction, which limits the overall rate of the metabolic pathway, usually located at front of the pathway

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Rate-limiting reaction

43
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Occurs when product from end of a metabolic pathway acts as a noncompetitive inhibitor, inactivating an enzyme early in the pathway

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Feedback Inhibition

44
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Occurs when the shape of an enzyme is permanently altered, destroying its catalytic ability

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Enzyme (Protein) Denaturation

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