P14,P15,P16,P17 Flashcards

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Law of thermodynamic

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Understand why energy flow in a certain direction

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First law

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First law of thermodynamic: energy is not created nor destroyed
(just changes form)
(untrue on quantum level)
(sun energy to corn to corn used to make ATP to ATP used to capture carbon from the atmosphere and stored in kernels to kernels that dry out to make seeds to)
(Sunlight energy to fixed carbohydrate)
(Energy get transfer along the way as heat, so energy to make corn + heat release= the amount of energy)

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Second law-Entropy

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entropy-disorder, the entropy of its systems and its surrounding must increase

-entropy of the universe is always increasing)
-move toward higher entropy
room become messier over time
-entropy is always increasing

entropy measure- measure of how dispersed the energy is among of systems in how it contains energy

-solid has lower entropy than liquid- because liquid more disorder
-heat from coffee goes to hand because more disorder or energy dispersed that way
-unit: (joules per kelvin)
-energy distributed in a systems

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Third law

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a perfectly cyrstalline solid at absolue zero has entropy at zero becaeue this is the most ordered state you can be in

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enthalpy

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enery in a systems

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Gibbs free energy(G)

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Tells us about the spontaneity of process
G=H-T(traingle)S
G=Change in enthalpy-change in temp.Chnage in entropy
if delta g is negative than=Spontaneous(h is - and TS is +)(favorable)
if delta g is positive than= not Spontaneous(h is + and TS is -)(unfavorable)
Both (+ enertgetnically unfavorabale and entrophically favorable) are spntaneuos at higher temperatures

Both (- enertgetnically favorabale and entrophically unfavorable) are spntaneuos at higher temperatures

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Why can happen spontauously

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entrophically unfavorable can be spontnoaus at lower temperatures if they are energetically favorable

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soap

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soap-polar heads and non polar tails
(spontanous form structure called micelles and strtcure increase ion-dipole intercations with water molecules to lower the energy of the
system.)All washes aways because micelles are water soluble due to the polar heads facing out
-tails trap dirt by making vanderwalls interactiosn
diret and grime are nonpolar
water is polar
-happen sponotus if enthalpically favoriable or energy storing
-defies entropy on a long scale but hold true in the entropy of the universe is increasing

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homeostastasis

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Homeostasis-cell want to keep their internal condition(ph, temp.,protein expression, salt concentration) consistent
-Like a thermostatic changes to meet if high or low but if you take all changes together it stays Ina range

(P.)Homeostasis–maintains interval condition within a range of acceptable extremes

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Heat in systems and in cells

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Heat performs work

Boiling-When heat energy is applied to water and increases the kinetic energy of water molecules

Process: water boiling to create steam (like power plant with coal) to steam used to spinning turbine and turbine have magnet that spin to create electricity

Process in the Cell: Cell take energy in the from of a chemical bond and convert it into another form which is a chemical bond which is easier to access. When they break chemical bond they release heat

make electricity to electricity
heat boil to steam to move a turbine to produce electricity
(cell take energy from chemical bond to another create new chemcial bond).
breaking of a chemical bond releases heat

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Energy Transfer is inconsistent

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H=enthalpy: total heat energy in a system or total energy in the reaction
-large pot at 100C and small pot at 100C, the large pot has more enthalpy
-same temperature(average kineic energy of molecule) and molecules move at the same rate but more total heat in this

G=Energy free(gibbs free energy): energy free to do work or the energy available to do work
-If you want a reaction, you want to know how much energy you can play with which is Gibbs free energy

S = entropy: randomness of moelcules or randomness in the systems

-universe-thing goes toward disorder
-body with eventually decompose
-room goes toward dirty
-universe is expanding and molecules are moving further apart, so entropy is increasing
-you can increase order, but it is always temporary

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Energy transfer Equation

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Equation(delta G= delta H-S*T)
delta mean change in (whatever the letter is)
-G is spontaneous
+G nonspontaneous

Equation letter meaning:
G-Gibbs free energy(Joules(measure of energy)/mole(unit of thing) reaction)
H-Enthalpy
S-entropy
T-temperature

Example: Plant building a log and that reaction is not spontaneous (that reaction require input of energy which is positive G)

Measure of Equation: Joules/mole reaction(unit of molecules)(1 mole is something atom weight in gram)
18 grams is one mole of water

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Where is energy in a molecules

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Energy in molecule is its bonds

-Lipids have the most bond or most black line
-Animal cell and plant cell use energy in chemical bond to convert energy from one form to another and use energy for processes

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What is ATP

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ATP:ATP links 3 repellant phosphate look like nucleic acid(important)

ATP is what type of macromolecule: nucleic acid because it has ribose sugar, base and 3 phosphate group instead of one

Most energy you use in the body is: nucleic acid not carbohydrates

Phosphate on ATP: They have a negative charge on them which is like putting three powerful magnets that don’t want to go together but it easy to break but a lot of energy and ATP evolved in this way because it is easy to break

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Measuring energy in covalent bonds and calories

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Bond calorimeter-Used to measure kilojoule of energy and you have chamber with electrodes in it and you burn molecules and measure how much heat is released into this water

-burn Hershey get calories but kilocalories
-500 Calories energy raise 500,000 grams or 500 kilograms water

Calories: heat energy require to raise grams of water to 1C

Thermometer in caloriimer: Measure heat release which is heat or H of reaction

Heat release: measure kj, calories

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Redox and Oxidized reactions

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Redox reaction-It is the transfer of electrons and when thing gain electrons they are said to be reduced
Oxidized-When you lose electron in reaction

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glycolysis

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Glycolysis-oxidation of glucose to make ATP
-reaction that break down sugars while producing ATP and it .oxidize glucose and energy in electron is stores in temporary from and other convert to ATP that can be used as cash inside the cell
-10 reaction break down glucose into 3 carbon molecules-pyruvate and Also produce NADH make ATP later
-reaction take place in cytostome of the cell and is enzymatic reaction to break down sugar is glycolysis
-Cancer cell to glycolysis well that they outgrow their blood supply and where it gets it ATP from
-If no oxygen around all you can do is glycolysis and fermentation(done to regenerate NADH)(pyruvate become lactic acid and when you run out oxygen you make lactic acid and it build up in muscle and you can convert to pyruvate when you get oxygen)
-Yeast makes ethanol

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Aerobic Respiration process stage 1
and Draw(ASK ABOUT STAGE 2 of what is in cytoplasm)
(ASK about STAGE 3 Kreb cycle making ATP in 4 carbons molecule)

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Stage 1-Glycolosis (happen in cytoplasm’s) (doesn’t require oxygen)(Anarobic)(adding ATP makes reactions spontaneous)

1.Glucose (6 carbon long)

2.Spends one ATP by splitting ATP to ADP to put phosphate on the end of glucose to make Glucose 6 Phosphate

3.Glucose 6 Phosphate rearranges to make Fructose 6 Phosphate(rate limiting step)

4.Fructose 6 phosphate and spend another ATP to ADP to put Phosphate on it to make Fructose 1,6 bisphosphate (carbon 1 and 6 have phosphate on them)

5.Spit into group of 2 with 3 carbons with
one phosphate in each: Glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate(same happening on each side)

6.Glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate rearranges and pick up phosphate from cytoplasm to create 1, 3 bisphosphoglycerate(charge battery making NAD to NADH which is reduction that will be used in stage 4)

  1. 1, 3 bisphosphoglycerate take phosphate off to turn ADP to make ATP to create 3 phosphoglycerates (which make you net zero at this point)
  2. 3 phosphoglycerates goes to 2 phosphoglycerate by moving the phosphate around

9.2 phosphoglycerate rearranges carbons around to make phosphoenolpyruvate

  1. Take phosphate from phosphoenolpyruvate to make ATP to get pyruvate that a 3 carbon molecule

(At the end you make net 2 , spent 2 and made 4 ATP)(By the end you get 2 pyruvate)

STAGE 2-5(Happen in mitochondria)(Product of last step is (pyruvate +coenzymes to get through both membranes)

STAGE 2
1.3 carbons pyruvate +conenzymes
2 One of the carbon leave as CO2 you breath out to make Acetyl-CoA(Oxidized version of NAD to NADH which is reduction and charging up a battery) to get through membranes (you make 2 ATPS)

STAGE 3-Citric acid cycle-TCA-Kreb cycle(breakdwon fat, protein, and carb must go through stage 3)(happens in matrix)

1.Acetyl(2 carbon molecules) added to 4 carbon molecules that was already there and CoA get taken off to get 6 carbon long called citrate

2.reaarange to 6 carbon molecule

  1. rearrange to 6 Carbon molecules and take NAD to make NADH which is reduced by adding an H+

4.6 Cabon molecules to 5 carbon molecules by getting rid of CO2

  1. 5 carbon molecules turn into 4 carbon molecules by getting rid of CO2 and NAD to NADH by adding an H+ which meaning being reduced
  2. 4 carbon molecules, ADP to make ATP

7.4 carbon molecules, FAD to make FADH2 is reduction(electron carrior)

8.4 carbon molecules,AD to NADH by adding an H+ which meaning being reduced
9.4 carbon moecules + Acetyl-COA to make 6 carbon meocluels and start all over again

By the end you only make 2 ATP
By the end you make 6 NADH
By the end you make 2 FADH
(Loose a couple of carbon)
(Get reducing power and reducing power that will be used in the next step)
(every 2 carbon you go through the citric acid cycle)

STAGE 4-ELCTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN
outer membrane, intermembrane, intermember space, inner membrane (the last thing to carry electron is oxygen)(needs oxygen)
Inner membrane is (0% protein with a few phospholipids and the protein pass electron from one carrier tot eh next and NADH electron are high energy that are getting passed down from high energy to low energy in electron transport chain

1.Take electron(down hill) from NADH and FADH2 and loose electron and the energy they lose is used to push protons from the matrix to the intermembrane space to create gradient and protons goes against the gradient already their because their being pushed ((electron
(Take downhill) from NADH and FADH2 and goes from one carrier to another until it gets to oxygen)

(make 3 ATP)

STAGE 5:-Electron transport chain
1.Protons are going back to the matrix because of gradient go through channel called the f-complex and the complex is an enzymes that uses gradient or movement of protons to create ATP
2. As proton go trhough the physically turn around putting ADP and phosphate to create ATP

(Need oxygen)(Most ATP comes from stage 5 like you make 3 in the other cycle in this step you would make 33 ATP)(Dont get the same amount of ATP out of glucose like if they are making protein at the time, the ATP from glucose makes can change)

NOTES
-Enzymes: phosphofrutoskose kinase which 3 enzymes
-ATP cosumed in 1 and 3 step and wwas catazylnes by kinase(irreversable)
-Next 5 step produce energy
4 ATP produce in Gycolsis in 7 and 10 by kinase
2 NADH formed in 6 step by enzymes called dehydrogenase(electon carrier with potenial to make ATP trhough Oxidative phosphorylation)
reaction(step 7 is reveraible) and step 10 is irrevessible

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ATP

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-Adenasine triphosphate
-type of nucleic aci packed with phospahtes
-porkaryote and eukaryote both use ATP but made different in each

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Aerobic cellular respiration

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Eukaryotyes-nulceus and mitocondria-animals, fungi,protist, and plants

Cell respiration
INputs:Glucose +oxygen
Output:water, carbon dicoide, and ATP

photsysthesis
input:carbon dixoide and water
output:gluscose and oxygen
-bean can’t do photosythesis but use glusoce/startch to to celllular repsiraiton

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cellular respiration

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1.Glycolosis
-in cyctoplasm
-doesn’t require oxygen
-anarobic
Glucose-pyruvate
take 1 ATP-(2 of each pyruvate, NADH(Co enzymes that carry electrons), ATP)

2.Intermediate step(2 Pyruvate transported by mitocondria in the matrix to be oxizided into 2 acetyl Coa, also cabron dixoide is relased and 2 NADH are made

3.Kreb cycle
-Happen in mirocondia matrix
-Areobic
Input: 2 acetyl Coa,
Output:2 ATP, 6 NADH, 2 FADH(coenzymes that also carries electrons)

4.(3)Electron transport chain
-Happen in mitocondria in the insides of the inner membrane
-areaobic
-electron transfered from NADH and FADH to protein complex and electron carriors to create proton gradient because protons pumped across to the intermembrance space which create checmial and electrical gradient

-Ion cant travel easily trhouhg memebrance without something to travel by ATP systhase an enzyme.
-ATP sythase add phophate to ADP to make ATP
-oxygen final acceptor of electons with 2 hydrogen to to get water
-electron transport chain make the most ATP

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Glucose per ATP

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depends on variables like how many proton pump across the mitocondrial membrane
26-34 ATP per gluscose in ellectron chain
Add other steps 30-38 ATP

No Oxygen avaiable
-some cells perform fermntation
can make ATP when no oxygen

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photosynthesis

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some protist, plant and bacteria can do this too
not animals and amoeba
-produces oxygens

Photosynthesis reactions
carbon dixoide + water use light as energy to produce glucose and oxygen
-make glucose but need light and so it use light capturing molecules called pigments which is chlorphyll-absorbs red and blue light not green light and reflect green light so plamts are green
but what you rflect is what color they are

Reaction in choroplast that makeup photosythesis
-light dependent reaction-happen in thylakoids that contain pigment(light captured and water split to get electron, protons, and oxygen, product also ATP and NADH)
-light independent reactions-calvin cycle(happen in the cholorplast but in the stroma)carbon dixoide taken in by pores on the bottom of the leaf called stomata and enzymes changes inorganic carbon to more organic form and ATP from other recation become light currency and the NADPH will supply reducing power meaning it adds high energy electron to the process
-Fixed carbon+ATP+NADPH=Glucose

Cactus-if they open stomata to get carbon they loose water so it does CAM photosythesis-open stomatat at night

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Draw Mitochondrion and what stage cellular respiration Happen in it

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2 membranes
stage 1-cytoplasm(outside of organelle)
stage 2-starts outside in the cytoplasm and ends in matrix)
stage 3-happen in matrix
stage 4-On the inner membrane(H+/protons from matrix to intermembrane space against the concentration gradient which is low to high which takes energy which come from electron down hill)
Stage 5-on the inner( membrane(ATP generation)(H+/protons from intermembrane space to matrix and gradient from high to low)

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Steps of Calvin Cycle
-Happen in the Stroma 1.Carbon comes in as gas 2,CO2 +RUBP(5 Cabon molecules) =6 carbon molecules that's unstable with 3 carbon in each 3.Split into 3 Cabon Molecules with 6 carbon on each which is 18 carbons 5.Add to
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Experiment for photosynthesis how do we know that leaves
Mint leaf + bell jar +candle flame went out because it no oxygen Put plant in sunlight and the flame keep burning that deduces that plant produce oxygen what are the controls of the experiment -jar with fire and no plant -get rid of sunlight to see if makes a diffrences
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Photosynthesis plant-Light Absorption where
Light is absorb by chloroplast
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Where is Light Absorption by chloroplast
Light is absorbed int he chloroplast it has 3 membranes -inside of inner membrane is called the lumen
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Draw Chloroplast
parts of chloroplast
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Photosynthesis Draw
-Some have photosystem one and some have phosystem 2 -1.H+ to thylakoid 2.Light id absorbed by both photosystems to accept by antenna or chloroplast Reaction center loose electron -Photosystems 2 electron get replaced by splitting water 1.Plants split water they need the H+ and the oxygen is the waste product 2. Loose electron because it acecpt light to make NADP H+ .
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Where do Plants get ATP at night
-Plants have mitochondria and go through cellular respiration to make ATP -Photosynthesis only happen when the light is on -Bonified cell, they need ATP all the time -Make ATP with light and water -Products and NADH which is need for Clavin cycle/(dark reaction) What is a fish kill -Why algae bloom kills fish and big bloom of plants need oxygen at night and they use all oxygen in the water to kill the fish
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ATP Production and Light
More light , more ATP -Plant move proton into the Luman and to make ATP it goes back to the stroma
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Ph and plants
During Light(Tranasport chain happen on thylakoid membrane) High ph in Stroma because less H+ ion are going in Low Ph in thylakoid(lumen) because more H+ ion going in it -Change in ph. gradient to make ATP Without Light -Lower ph is stroma because because H+ are more and moving back -Higher ph in thylakoid because H+ is low because their leaveing the lumen stroma to inter membrane space
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In the electron transport chain of chloroplasts, what is the terminal electron acceptor?
NADP
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How do plants make ATP at night?
from oxidizing stored macromolecules in glycolysis and in mitochondria
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What does a maple tree use to make ATP during the winter (no leaves)?
a) mostly aerobic respiration with mitochondria and stored carbohydrate
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do plants of mitocondria
yes
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Plant need or use oxygen
both
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Four Theme of homeostasis
1. Biological systems use feedback to maintain optimal conditions. (cell used Feeback to keep condition constant-needs sensor) (example is lac operon 2. Time-dependent processes regulate biological systems.(Cell have clocks are molecular base that contribute to homestatsis) 3. Life requires organization which is energy-dependent. (organizations systems in thing that are alive and that requires energy) 4. Size & environment shape response to physical and chemical challenges.(Fish is the same temperature as water, some fish that can keep warm, but they have to be big)(Great white shark can only regulate only body temp, when they are 2-3ft long and not born until 5 feet long because of physics)
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How do biological molecules carry energy?
First Law of Thermodynamics Energy is neither created nor destroyed
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Law vs Theory
Laws-Phenomena Theory- Phenomena and why
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ATP to ADP (energy is release)(ASK)
When energy is released, you break/split ATP by removing phosphate to make ADP which releases energy, and that reaction is spontaneous(-32kj/mol) because the free energy is negetive -Tied to other reaction that are not spontaneous, you can make thing that don't seem spontaneous, a spontaneous reaction by adding ATP Example: Making Reaction spontaneous by adding ATP of a biological pathway A+ 2 kj/mol B+ 4 kj/mol C+ 8 kj/mol D- -By the end you have 16kj/mole -If you break ATP to ADP than it 16kj/mol-32kj/mol and you have negative delta G -Know the whole pathway is spontaneous Point of Process: get big payoff of more than what you put in A to B is + is spontaneous because you have to (Ask)
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ATP Group Exercise ATP has a molecular weight of 507.2 g/Mol. You burn on average 2000 Kcal/day. ATP releases 7.3 kCal/mol. Assume 30% efficiency (you only get 30% of those Kcal that are usable when you split ATP).How many pounds of ATP do you split in a day? (2.2pounds= 1 kg)
2000 (Kcal/day)/7.3 (kCal/mol)=273.9 mol mole in a day:273.9mole *507.2 g/Mol=138922.08 30% efficiency is138,922.08*0.7= 97245.456 g/mol, 138922.08+97245.456 g/mol=236167.536 to kilograms is 235*2.2lbs=517lbs -Answer:519lbs but it rights because you are cycling through ATP by doing this reaction many times (regular day not marathon day) -In actuality you only get 30% to do stuff but the rest is released as heat and an example is when exercise you get hot because you are splitting ATP and 30% is used to move your muscles and the mechanism of sweating and pores is used to get rid of heat and if it didn't work you would die (hypothermia is when you/body cook)
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How to calculate Efficiency of different sources
FADH2 -delta G is -201 kj/mol -ATP of Delta G is -48 kj/mol % efficiency is (-48/-201=0.238 or 23.8%) -efficiency usually doesn't go over 38% -Lipids are more efficient fuel
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NAD
is electron carrier relating to nucleic acids and a lot of electron carrier are in vitamins and you have NAD carrier
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Group Exercise Glycolysis Table
Glycolysis is like a factory that makes glucose to Pyruvate with 8 workers/enzymes, and we are determining what station has the most stuff which is step 2 because you put the slower enzymes of PFK first, so the process go faster later-Measure the slower enzymes to see how fast glycolysis is happening which is called rate limiting -Glycolysis is the faster when there is low because if you need more you turn it on and if you need less, you turn if on and where to turn it off and on best at is PFK(overal still a flow process) -Less ATP and PFK fast -High ATP and PFK is slow -1 to 2 take glucose off the shelf and adds a phosphate -Fructokinases and substrate is s2 1500
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Homeostasis in glycolysis
1. enzyme 1 produces intermediate #2(phosphate on carbon 6 to make glucose 6 Phosphosphate) 2.enzyme 2 (PFK) produces intermediate #3(slowest part) 3.most enzymes fast,e7 is intermediate 4.final product number 8
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During electron transport chain in the Matrix does the ph. go up or down. in cellular respiration
ph. is up because hydrogen is moving to intermembrane space ph down(acidic) and more H+(intermemebrance space) (add NADH because hydrogen concertation goes up and when NADH is being oxidized to NAD and it is moving down electron transport chains which push the H+ or protein from the matrix to the intermembrane space ph up(basic) and less h+ and add NADH (matrix) -more protons in intermembrane
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Group Exercise:Uncoupling Protein is a protein that destroys the proton gradient across the mitochondrial inner membrane. What would be the side effect of doing that?
It means when you move protons from matrix to intermembrane they fall back to matrix -It is an advantage because break bond and remove all the NADH, move all proton and don't harvest an ATP, you make heat which is how babies regulate their temp before you get old enough to do it themselves -Causes adult to loose weight with small grams of it which it is made inside bone marrow -can give you a heart attack Uncoupling protein (called brown fat) -brown because it full of mitochondria
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ATP Synthesize function and what is called chemiosmosis(theory) CR
Protons going from intermembrane space to the matrix by a gradient and the gamma subunit spin around the bottom part changes shape to put ADP +P to get ATP called chem is called chemiosmosis
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Some scientist say electron transport chain is not how most ATP is made CR
They say that that most ATP is not made by chemiosmosis and electrons and protons are moving in the inner membrane and not across it
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How other macromolecules are broken down-Lipids
Fatty acid and lipids are fats and are energy dense because of their amount of bonds (Need STAGE 2 and 3 to burn fat)(You need oxygen) Fats (8 group of 2 hydrogen) 1. you take 2 carbon off at a time to make Acetyl with COA enzyme attaches and then goes to Stage 3 to called beta oxidation(happen in matrix -Making ATP from fatty acids happens in the mitochondrion -How fast you burn fats is how fast you get it into the mitochondrion -Fatty acids must be converted before they enter mitochondrion CPT is rate(limiting step)(has to enter by enzymes that on outer and inner membrane which depends on how fast yeh ezymes can take it into the matrix) Input: 1 palaamtic acid, 8 COA,7FAD, 7NAD+1 ATP OutPut:8 Acetyl COA+7 NADH+7FADH2+1AMP How is fatty acid oxidized?
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How other macromolecules are broken down-Protein
Oxidation of Proteins 1.Before you can burn protein the cell first removes an amine group in a process calle protein deamination. It happens in the cytoplasm. -After deamination, acetyl groups enter Stage 3 in mitochondria This imported into mitochondrial matrix as acetyl CoA- just like stage 2 (TCA cycle is at crossroads of most metabolism Amino acids carbohydrates lipids Nucleic acids) All-break down of macromolecules comes to the citric acid cycle
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Photosynthesis process
During light depdent reaction light energy absorbed by antenna chorophyll funnel energy recation center which ejectes electron into electron transport chain.Electronn are replaced by splitting water.Then eelctron transport chain use energy by passing electron to move H+ into the lumen thylakoid.H+ moves from the lumen to the stroma throuhg ATPase to make ATP. (In Atenna complex its actually looses an ecltron called being oxiidized) (Use lost electron to move H+ from the stroma to the lumen) (Last thing to accept electron is NADP) (INput:water and light) (Output:Oxygen, ATP, NADPH
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Biological detection of oxygen
alga are plant and they look a philiment and put them under spectrum of light and their photosynthesis plants and ass oxygen loving bacteria and the bacteria s not uniformly distributed and them concluded where there is a lot of oxygen in certain area. This has to do with the absorption spectrum of certain colors. Put in this wave to see what light is absorbed in colorimeter -Chemical that absorbed light Chlorophyll A, b, and b carotene -green and yellow are reflected not absorbed -Good in orange to red and dark green to blue range to absorb
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Light absorbing pigment and complex is what
Chloroyll a, b -It has a chorophyll ring with MG2+ ion in the middle so it green -similar ring in hemogolbin withh iron instead of magnesium and it is red Complex -Antenna on it -absorbed light to the reaction center -because of their pigment structure they will absorb energy called photons and their outer energy electron get excited and go to a higher energy level and buzz around the nucleus in a energy cloud -Can leave one cloud and go to another if you absorb energy and go to a higher energy level. When you return you release the energy you absorb light comes into pigment and absorb energy and return to ground state they release that energy Membrane -In the phospholipids in a membrane of the thylakoids, you have reaction centers and photons hit and a chain of excited electron get when hitting each type of chylophil until it hit/ passed the reaction center chlorophyll that make stuff
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Photosynthesis steps
1.Light energy called a photon hit the reaction center which causes it to lose an election that is used to push H+ Proton from the stroma to the lumen(Light hit both Photosystems at the same time that is accepted by antenna chlorophyll to the reaction center chlorophyll that loses an electron) 2.Electron go down the electron transport chain and loose energy pushing the proton from stroma to the lumen 3,Now the Proton want to go back to the stroma and have to go to CF Zero and CF One complex that spins aorund to make ATP 4. electron make NADP to NADP in photosystem 1 and the electron is losing energy (also loose an electron when accepting light and it electron get replaced by the electron coming from photosystems 2) (Note: Split water to get electron to replace electron the leave photosystem 2(what left is oxygen which plant give off)) Note: Plant can only do this when the lights are on WHEN LIGHT ARE OFF CALVIN CYCLE(Happen in the stroma) 1.3 CO2 molcules add to 5 carbon molecules called RUBP to make unstable 3 6carbon moelcules stable by RUBISCO, an enzyme 2. RUBISCO split into 6 3carbon molecule and is reaarenged 3.Then 6 ATP already made turn to 6 ADP to make to rearranged 6 3carbon molecule into a different shape 4.Then use the 6 NADPH we already made to create 6 NADP that rearranged 6 3carbon molecule with phosplate added that is now the meoclule called tricose Phosphate 5.1 3c with phophate taken aways to create starch and now you have 5 3carbon molecule with phopshate on each 6.Then the 5 3carbon moelcue with phopshate on each to rearragned to make RUBP 7.Then you use 3 ATP to Create 3 ADP to make 3 RUBP with 5 carbon on each