Topic 2 Flashcards

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1
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energy definition

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capacity to cause change

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2
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energy types

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chemical bond, heat, electrical, heat, mechanical

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3
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thermodynamics definition

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study of energy transformations

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4
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closed system eg

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liquid/food in a thermos

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5
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open system eg

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energy transformed in reactions

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6
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ATP breakdown

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ATP + H2O -> ADP + Pi + ENERGY

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7
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2 uses of ATP

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mechanical and transport work

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8
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exergonic

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catabolic
breakdown
release energy
delta G = -ve
combustion
spontaneous

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9
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endergonic

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anabolic
build up
consume energy
non-spontaneous
delta G = +ve
hydrolysis

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10
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activation energy

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energy required for a reaction to occur

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11
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how do enzymes work

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lowers energy barrier so less free energy is required as the reactants are less stable

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12
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photosynthesis

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6 CO2 + 6 H2O -> C6H12O6 + 6O2

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light dependant reactions

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  1. light enters and breaks H2O down into H+ and O2
  2. light reduces NADPH into NADP+ and H+
  3. H+ ions are pushed against the conc gradient as ADP + Pi create ATP
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light independent reactions

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  1. carbon fixation of 3 CO2 into 3PGA
  2. 6NADPH -> 6NADP+ + H+
  3. 6ATP -> 6ADP + Pi
  4. reduction of 3PGA into 6GA3P
  5. 1 GA3P -> 1/2 glucose
  6. 3 ATP -> 3 ADP + Pi
  7. 5GA3P -> 5 RuBP
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15
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photorespiration

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O2 competitively inhibits RuBP to produced phosphoglycerate which inhibits the calvin cycle

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16
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cellular respiration

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glucose + 6 oxygen -> 6 carbon dioxide + 6 water

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17
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stages of ACR

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glycolysis
pyruvative oxidation
TCA
oxidative phosphorylation

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glycolysis

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  1. glucose -> fructose-1,6-biphosphate
  2. 2 ATP-> 2 ADP
  3. F-1,6-BP -> 2 Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate
  4. 2 G3P -> 2 pyruvate
  5. 4ADP -> 4ATP
  6. 2 NAD+ -> 2 NADH
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pyruvative oxidation

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pyruvate -> acetyl CoA
NAD+ -> NADH
CoA -> CO2

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TCA

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  1. acetyl CoA -> citrate + CoA
  2. citrate -> 5C + CO2
  3. NAD+ -> NADH
  4. 5C -> 4C + CO2
  5. NAD+ -> NADH
  6. GDP + Pi -> GTP
  7. FAD+ -> FADH
  8. 4C + H2O -> oxaloacetate
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ETC / OP

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  1. NADH -> NAD+ + H+ e-
  2. FADH2 -> FAD+ + H+ + e-
  3. O2 + H+ -> H2O
  4. H+ pushed against conc gradient and ADP -> ATP
22
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lactic acid fermentation

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glucose + 2ADP + 2Pi -> 2 lactate + 2ATP

23
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alcoholic fermentation

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glucose + 2ADP + Pi -> 2 ethanol + 2CO2 + 2ATP

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glycogenesis

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7 steps that produce glucose

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lipid metabolism
fatty acetyl CoA + NAD+ + FAD + H2O + HS-CoA -> new fatty acid CoA + acetyl CoA + NADH + H+ + FADH2
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protein metabolism stages
1. transamination 2. oxidative determination 3. urea cycle
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3 enzyme cofactors
coenzymes prosthetic groups inhibitors
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coenzymes
complex non-protein organic molecules that transfer chemicals b/w enzyme active sites
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prosthetic groups
non-protein organic molecules that permanently bind to an enzymes active site
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inhibitors
molecules that prevent enzymes binding to a substrate
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allosteric regulation
a non-substrate enzyme binds to the allosteric site to change enzyme shape to activate or inhibit the enzyme
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metabolic regualtion
allosteric enzymes help set pace of glycolysis and TCA cycle using feedback inhibition
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cell communication steps
1. signal perception 2. intracellular signal transduction 3. cellular response
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4 signals
autocrine juxtacrine paracrine hormones
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autocrine signal
affects the cell that makes the signal
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juxtacrine
affects the cells that are adjacent
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paracrine
affects nearby cells
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hormones
affects cells that the signal travels to
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3 types of receptors
ion channel receptor enzyme occupied receptor G protein
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signal transduction pathway
1. signal arrives 2. signal binds to receptor 3. signal changes active site pf receptor 4. activated receptor activates pathway
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