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I-Biochemistry-Basics Flashcards

1
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Asymetrical distrubtion of electrical charges are classified as this.

A

Dipole (polar) molecule

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This is a bond that can be created between hydrogen atoms of amino acids and water molecules.

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Hyrdogen bonds

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3
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Why are Bicarbonate and other buffers labeled as Amphoteric molecules?

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They can act as an acid or base

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4
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Phospholipids and Bile salts share this similar characteristic.

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Amphipathic

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True or False: If pH>pka, the predominant form of a weak acid is its Deprotonated form.

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True. A pH>pKa a means lower H+ concentration; increases Weak acids to donate its H+, and decrease Weak bases to accept H+

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True or False: If pH>pKa, the charged form of Weak bases are more numerous

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False. A pH>pKa a means lower H+ concentration; increases Weak acids to donate its H+, and decrease Weak bases to accept H+

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True or False: If pH<pka, the predominant form of a weak base is its Charged form.

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True. A pH<pKa a means higher H+ concentration; increases weak bases to accept H+ thus making them charged

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Ture or False: if pH<pka, the weak acids will have a tendency to be unprotonated

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False. A pH<pKa a means higher H+ concentration; increases weak acids tend to accept H+ thus making them protonated.

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9
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Why are drugs with High pKas are not well absorbed it the stomach?

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The pH<pKa causing the drug to be in its charged.

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10
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This is required by an enzyme to function properly?

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Co-factors

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CO acts on O2 by increasing this property, hence the use of 100% O2

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Km is increased

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What type of Inhibition cause Km to change but Vmax to remain the same

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Competitive inhibition

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What type of Inhibition cause Km to remain unchanged but Vmax to decrease

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Non-competitive Inhibition

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14
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This refers to the heat produced by a reaction

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Enthalpy or _H

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15
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The amount of randomness of a reaction is measured as

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Entropy or _S

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16
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This parameter can predict whether a reaction is spontaneous or not

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_G or Free Energy

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17
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Substance A & Substance B readily interchange with each other. Thus its _G is?

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_G = 0, or in a state of Equilibrium

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18
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Substance A cannot change to Substance B unless given energy. Its _G must be?

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_G > 0, or an Endergonic/Endotermic Reaction

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Substance A will always change to Substance B when left alone. Its _G must be?

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_G < 0, or an Exergonic/Exothermic Reaction

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True or False: High Enthalpy and Low Entropy will proceed spontanously.

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False. _G = __H-T__S will cause _G>0

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21
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Phosphoglycerate Kinase, Pyruvate Kinase, & Succinate Thiokinase enzymes generate ATP by?

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Substrate Level Phosphorylation

22
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NADH and FADH2 are utilized to generate ATP by?

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Oxidative Phosphorylation

23
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The greatest quantitative source high energy phosphate in anaerobes?

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Substrate Level Phosphorylation

24
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This produces more high energry phosphate from glucose because of the presence of O2?

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Oxidative Phosphorylation

25
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The ETC is specifically found where?

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Inner Membrane of the mitochondria

26
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Ribloflavin is to FAD as _________ is to NAD

A

Niacin (Vit. B3)

27
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Part of the ETC that dehydrogenates NADH?

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Complex I (NADH Dehydrogenase)

28
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Part of the ETC that is an enzyme more associated to the Kreb’s Cycle?

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Complex II (Succinate Dehydrogenaes)

29
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Coenzyme Q is unique because?

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It’s the only NON-PROTEIN part of the ETC

30
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True or False: Cytochrome is c is the only FIXED part of the ETC

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False, It is the ONLY MOVABLE part of the ETC

31
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The heme part of this ETC structure contains Fe like the heme found in RBC.

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Complex III (Ubiquinol)

32
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Cytochrome oxidase differs from Complex III in that it contains this mineral instead of mineral

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Complex IV (cytochrome oxidase) contains Copper (Cu) in its heme

33
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Also known as Ubiquinone

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Complex Q

34
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How does NADH produce 3 ATP?

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Its high energy electron drives the H-pumps at Complex I, III, IV

35
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O2 is need by this Complex in order to function properly

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Complex V (ATP synthase Complex)

36
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Cyanide poisoning inhibits which complex

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Complex IV (cytochrome oxidase)

37
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Barbiturates affects ETC by inhibiting?

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Complex I (NADH Dehydrogenase)

38
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Dimercaprol, used in heavy metal poisoning, can also inhibit this ETC complex

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Complex III (Ubiquinol)

39
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Mitochondrial disease associated with the lose of ALL ETC complexes

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Fatal Infantile Mitochondrial Myopathy

40
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Mitochondrial Encephalopathy, Lactic Acidosis, Stroke-like episodes are associated with which complex?

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Complex I (NADH Dehydrogenase)

41
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Leigh’s Disease

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Complex IV deficiency

42
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Kearn’s-Sayre Syndrome

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Complex II (Succinate Dehydrogenaes) deficiency

43
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Leber’s Hereditary Optic Neuropathy

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Complex III (Ubiquinol) deficiency

44
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Should a father afftect with Kearn’s Sayre Syndrome be worried about passing his illness on to his children?

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No, ALL Mitochondrial inherited disease are ONLY passed on through the maternal mitochondria

45
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Prinicple effects caused by Uncouplers on the ETC

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Inc. Permeability of Inner memberane to H+, Loss of Proton Gradient to drive ATP synthase complex

46
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These uncoupling proteins are created by neonates to prevent Hypothermia

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Thermogenins

47
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Apsirin is a notorius uncoupler of the ETC leading to this dreaded toxic side effect

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Hyperpyrexia

48
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These are by-products of ETC that are toxic cells but also utilized to protect the body

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Reactive Oxygen Species

49
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The presence of this enzyme is used to differentiate Gram (+) cocci

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Catalase

50
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This is the result of sudden ETC activity after a prolonged hypoxic effect leading to further tissue injury

A

Reperfusion Injury

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