Exam 1 - Biochemistry Flashcards

(60 cards)

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Enzyme

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Catalyzes reactions

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Substrate

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The reactant in an enzyme catalyze reaction

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3
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Product

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The result of an enzyme catalyze reaction

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4
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What does a double-arrow mean in a reaction?

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The reaction can go both ways

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5
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What is meant by the rate of an enzymatic reaction?

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Products/time

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Describe two features used in naming enzymes

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The name of the substrate or product and the type of chemistry involved

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Hydration of an Alkene

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Alcohol

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Dehydration of an alcohol

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Alkene

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1* alcohol oxidation

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Aldehyde

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2* alcohol oxidation

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Ketone

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11
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Oxidation of 3* alcohol

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NR

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12
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Primary amine

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Ionized & unionized

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13
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Secondary amine

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Ionized & unionized

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Tertiary amine

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Ionized & unionized

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15
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Quaternary amine

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Show charge

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16
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Carboxylic acid

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Ionized & unionized

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17
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Reduction of aldehyde

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Primary alcohol

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18
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Reduction of aldehyde

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Carboxylic acid

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19
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Reduction of ketone

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Secondary alcohol

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20
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Hydrolysis of ester

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Carboxylic acid and alcohol

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21
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Phosphate ion

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Draw it

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22
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Phosphoester bond

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Products of hydrolysis?

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23
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Phosphoanhydride bond

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Products of hydrolysis?

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Thiol

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Show structure

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Disulfide bond
Oxidation of two thiols
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Thiols teri bond
products of hydrolysis?
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Amide bond
Products of hydrolysis?
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Typical amino acid
Draw it
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Typical fat molecule
Draw it
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Rxn of aldehyde and alcohol x2
Draw it
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Two nomenclatures for naming carbon atoms
Alpha beta gamma and numbering
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Three major fuels from a typical diet
Carbohydrates, fat and protein
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Why do cells need energy? (List major classes of uses)
Biosynthesis, detoxification, physical/kinetic work
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Describe and explain the ATP-ADP cycle
Cleavage of phosphate bonds releases energy. ATP synthase harvests energy from H+ gradient in mitochondria to re-add phosphate to ADP.
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Draw schematic of ATP
Draw it
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Label each hydrolyzable bond on ATP
Draw it
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How does ATP have the structure of a nucleotide?
A nucleotide is a nucleoside + phosphate. A nucleoside is a nitrogenous base attached to a sugar.
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What is the difference between adenine and adenosine?
Adenine is the nitrogenous base, adenosine is a nucleotide
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What building blocks are each type of fuel broken into before oxidation?
Carbs-monosaccharides; proteins-nucleic acids; fats-fatty acids
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Describe the regeneration of ATP during cellular respiration
Aerobic and anaerobic?
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Describe the TCA cycle
Where does it occur? What does it do?
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Describe the electron transport chain
Where? What does it do?
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Describe how the TCA cycle and the ETC are connected
How are they connected?
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Describe oxidative phosphorylation
Describe it
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State the caloric value of each fuel
Carbs-4 kcal/g; fats-9 kcal/g; protein-4 kcal/g
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list the major carbohydrates in the human diet and classify each as a mono or poly saccharide
Starch, sucrose, lactose, fructose, maltose, galactose, glucose
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What is table sugar?
Sucrose - cane sugar
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What is milk sugar?
Lactose
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What is fruit sugar?
Fructose - sucrose + glucose
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What is dextrose?
Blood sugar - glucose
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What is blood sugar?
Glucose
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Why do fats have a higher caloric value than carbohydrates?
They are more reduced
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What 3 forms does the body store fuel in? Where is each primarily located?
Fat-adipocytes; carbohydrates-glycogen (liver, muscle, all cells), protein-skeletal muscle
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Why can a limited amount of body protein be broken down before affecting bodily functions?
Proteins are essential to the functioning of muscles and all biochemical processes (enzymes)
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How are amino acids used to generate energy?
Gluconeogenesis
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Compare and contrast starch and glycogen
Starch-from plants; glycogen-in muscles
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Describe the use of muscle glycogen
Hydrolyzed to glucose for anaerobic respiration during heavy exertion
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How is liver glycogen used?
To maintain blood glucose levels
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What enzyme allows the liver to export glucose? How and why?
Glucose-6–phosphatase
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Why store glycogen and not just glucose?
Glucose from glycogen is quickly accessible