PHYSICS - LECTURE 4 Flashcards
(30 cards)
Food-energy Conversion
C02 + H20 + Energy <–> sugar + O2
cellular transformation of one molecule into another
metabolism
ATP conversion to ADP releases how many energy
20 kbT energy
gives up its hydrate ion and liberates energy
NADPH
NADPH or NADP+: Which of the two is the reduced form
NADPH
NADPH or NADP+: Which of the two is the oxidized form
NADP+
What reactions are involved for the conversion of NADPH to NADP+
Oxidation - electrons removed
Reduction- electren added
organic nutrient
heterotrophy
autotrophy
C02 + inorganic energy source
phototrophy
C02 + light
average energtic cost for synthesis of amino acid aerobically
1.2 ATP
average energtic cost for synthesis of amino acid anaerobically
4.7 ATP
In total, how many energy is need to build a protein per amino acid
5.2 ATP
ATP equivalents to form peptide bonds, attach amino acids to tRNA
4 ATP ( Cariies one codon, 73-93 nucleotides)
ATP required for the entire E.coli cells
5.2 ATP x 300 x 3x10^6 = 4.5 10^9 ATP
ATP req. to synthesize 1 nucleotide
10-20 ATP
How much energy can 1 glucose generate under ideal growing conditions
30 ATP, C02 wate product
Total cost of E.coli cell buikding
10^10 ATP or 6x10^8 glucose molecules
Biosynthetic cost in ATP equivalent to synthesize the PROTEIN of a single E.coli cell (aerobuc)
4.5 x 10^9
Biosynthetic cost in ATP equivalent to synthesize the DNA of a single E.coli cell (aerobic)
3.5 x10^8
Biosynthetic cost in ATP equivalent to synthesize the RNA of a single E.coli cell (aerobic)
1.6x10^9
Biosynthetic cost in ATP equivalent to synthesize the Phospholipids of a single E.coli cell (aerobic)
3.2 x10^9
Biosynthetic cost in ATP equivalent to synthesize the LPS of a single E.coli cell (aerobic)
3.8 X10^8
Biosynthetic cost in ATP equivalent to synthesize the PEPTIDOGLYCAN of a single E.coli cell (aerobic)
1.7 X10^8