Intro to Biochem/Thermodynamics Flashcards

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Prokaryotes

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No organelles, No nucleus

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Eukaryotes

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Organelles and multiple linear chromosomes

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Endoplasmic Reticulum

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network of membranes and tubules extending from nuclear envelope

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Lumen

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enclosed aqueous region

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Rough ER

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surface contains ribosomes that catalyze the synthesis of proteins; proteins embedded through membrane to lumen to be packaged into vesicles

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Smooth ER

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portion of ER that does not contain ribosomes; many enzymes involved in lipid metabolism are located here

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Golgi Apparatus

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complex of flattened, fluid filled sacs near the ER; modified components are sorted and packaged into new vesicles

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Mitochondria

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main site of oxidative energy metabolism; porous outer membrane and impermeable inner membrane

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inner membrane of mitochondria

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highly folded to increase surface area and is a matrix where enzymes involved in metabolism are located

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Chloroplasts

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located in photosynthetic plant cells and similar to mitochondria

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Stroma

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space enclosed by the inner membrane in chloroplasts

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thylakoid membrane

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third lipid bilayer membrane that is highly folded into flattened sacs in chloroplasts

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granum

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stacks of flattened sacs in chloroplasts

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Lysosomes

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digestive vesicles catabolize materials ingested by endocytosis

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Peroxisomes

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single membrane vesicles containing catalase and oxidative enzymes

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Vacuoles

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fluid filled sacs surrounded by single lipid bilayer in plants and protists; store water, ions, and nutrients

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Cytosol

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in prokaryotic cells; gel like cytoplasm that has protein content. Contains ribosomes and the nucleoid

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Cell Wall

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Located in plant cells; composed of cellulose

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Plasma Membrane

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lipid bilayer enclosing the cell

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Relationship between a system, surrounding, and the universe

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system+surrounding=universe

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Isolated System

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No exchange of energy and matter

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Closed System

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Exchange of energy but no exchange of matter

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Open System

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Exchange of both energy and matter

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First Law of Thermodynamics

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Energy of the universe is conserved; energy cannot be created not destroyed

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+q
heat is added to the system
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-q
heat is given off by the system
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+w
work is done by the system to the surroundings (loses energy)
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-w
work is done to the system by the surroundings (gains energy)
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State Functions
Independent of the pathway and is denoted with capitals
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Nonstate Functions
Dependent of the pathway; denoted with lowercase
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Enthalpy
heat content of the system; at constant pressure and temperature H=q
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H>0
heat/energy being put into the system; endothermic
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H<0
heat/energy given off by the system; exothermic
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Entropy
degree of disorder
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Second Law of Thermodynamics
All spontaneous processes proceed from order to disorder state. All increase entropy. Will proceed until process reaches equilibrium.
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Gibbs Free Energy
max amount of work obtained at constant pressure and temperature
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G<0
process is spontaneous; exergonic. Proceeds from initial to final state
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G>0
process is nonspontaneous; endergonic. Proceeds from final to initial state
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G=0
Process is at equilibrium
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Equilibrium
state of minimal potential energy
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Sign of G
indicates the direction
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exergonic
initial ----> final
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endergonic
initial <----- finial
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Magnitude of G
how far away the system is from equilibrium