PHYSICS - LECTURE 4 Flashcards

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Food-energy Conversion

A

C02 + H20 + Energy <–> sugar + O2

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2
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cellular transformation of one molecule into another

A

metabolism

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3
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ATP conversion to ADP releases how many energy

A

20 kbT energy

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4
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gives up its hydrate ion and liberates energy

A

NADPH

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5
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NADPH or NADP+: Which of the two is the reduced form

A

NADPH

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6
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NADPH or NADP+: Which of the two is the oxidized form

A

NADP+

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7
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What reactions are involved for the conversion of NADPH to NADP+

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Oxidation - electrons removed
Reduction- electren added

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8
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organic nutrient

A

heterotrophy

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9
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autotrophy

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C02 + inorganic energy source

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10
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phototrophy

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C02 + light

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11
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average energtic cost for synthesis of amino acid aerobically

A

1.2 ATP

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12
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average energtic cost for synthesis of amino acid anaerobically

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4.7 ATP

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13
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In total, how many energy is need to build a protein per amino acid

A

5.2 ATP

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14
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ATP equivalents to form peptide bonds, attach amino acids to tRNA

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4 ATP ( Cariies one codon, 73-93 nucleotides)

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15
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ATP required for the entire E.coli cells

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5.2 ATP x 300 x 3x10^6 = 4.5 10^9 ATP

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16
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ATP req. to synthesize 1 nucleotide

17
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How much energy can 1 glucose generate under ideal growing conditions

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30 ATP, C02 wate product

18
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Total cost of E.coli cell buikding

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10^10 ATP or 6x10^8 glucose molecules

19
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Biosynthetic cost in ATP equivalent to synthesize the PROTEIN of a single E.coli cell (aerobuc)

20
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Biosynthetic cost in ATP equivalent to synthesize the DNA of a single E.coli cell (aerobic)

21
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Biosynthetic cost in ATP equivalent to synthesize the RNA of a single E.coli cell (aerobic)

22
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Biosynthetic cost in ATP equivalent to synthesize the Phospholipids of a single E.coli cell (aerobic)

23
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Biosynthetic cost in ATP equivalent to synthesize the LPS of a single E.coli cell (aerobic)

24
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Biosynthetic cost in ATP equivalent to synthesize the PEPTIDOGLYCAN of a single E.coli cell (aerobic)

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Biosynthetic cost in ATP equivalent to synthesize the GLYCOGEN of a single E.coli cell (aerobic)
3.1 X 10 ^7
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3 statistical distribution
Maxwell- Boltzman Distribution Bose-Einstein Distribution Fermi-Dirac Distribution
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- Classical - distinguishable - no restriction of particles ( (can occupy any number of particles at any level)
Maxwell-Boltzmann Distribution
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- Quantum - indistinguishable - no restriction of particles (can occupy any number of particles at any level)- integral spin (1,2)..ex. H2, D2 - ex. Bosons
Bose - Einstein Distribution
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– Quantum - indistinguishable- restriction of particles (one particle can occupy on energy level) - half integral spin (1/2,3/2,5/2) - ex. Electrons, protons - Fermion
Fermi-Dirac Distribution
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