Vocab Chap 5 Flashcards

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Activation energy

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Minimum collision energy needed for a reaction to occur

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Alcohol fermentation is anabolic or catabolic?

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Catabolic= alcohol fermentation

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Alcohol fermentation begins with

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Glycolysis

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What does alcohol fermentation do?

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Produces ethyl alcohol to reoxidize NADH

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Allosteric inhibition

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For non competitive inhibitors; something binds to the allosteric side and changes enzyme activity.

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Allosteric site

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Place where non-competitive inhibitor binds; not the active site

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Amination

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Adding an amino group

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Amphibolic pathway

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Is anabolic and catabolic

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Refers to all synthesis reactions in a living organism

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Anabolism

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Building complex organic molecules from simple ones

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Anabolism

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Anoxygenic

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Does not make molecular oxygen,

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Cyclic photphosphorylation is typically anoxygenic meaning

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Light is used to convert CO2 to organic compounds without making O2

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Cyclic photphosphorylation is typically anoxygenic meaning

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Light is used to convert CO2 to organic compounds without making O2

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Apoenzyme

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Protein portion of an enzyme which needs to be activated by a coenzyme

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Catabolism

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All decomposition reactions in a living organism; the breakdown of complex molecules into simpler ones

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Catalyst

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A substance that increases the rate of a reaction but isn’t changed permanently

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Chemiosmosis

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Uses proton gradient across a cytoplasmic membrane to make ATP

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Chemiosmosis

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Uses proton gradient across a cytoplasmic membrane to make ATP

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Chemoheterotroph

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Organism that uses organic molecules as source of carbon and energy

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Chemotroph

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Organism that uses Redox reactions as it’s main energy source

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Coenzyme

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Nonprotein substance that activates an enzyme

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coenzyme A

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Coenzyme that functions in decarboxylation

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Cofactor

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Non protein component of an enzyme that might enhance or cause disease.

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Collision theory

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Chemical reactions happen because energy is gained as particles collide

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Cyclic photphosphorylation
Electron moves from chlorophyll through electron acceptors and back to chlorophyll
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Cyclic photphosphorylation is oxygenic or anoxygenic?
Anoxygenic
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Purple and green bacterial phosphorylation
Cyclic photphosphorylation
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Cytochrome
Protein that functions as electron carrier in cellular respiration and photosynthesis
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Catalyst
Substance that increases the rate of reaction but is not altered itself
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Dehydrogenation
Loss of hydrogen atoms from a substrate
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Denaturation
Change in molecular structure of a protein, making it non-functional
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Desulfurization
Removal of sulfur from an organic compound
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Electron transport chain
Compounds that transfer electrons from one to another, making ATP by oxidative phosphorylation
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Entner-Doudoroff pathway
Alternative pathway for the oxidation of glucose to pyruvic acid
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Temporary Union of an enzyme and it's substrate
Enzyme-substrate complex
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Feedback inhibition
Inhibition of an enzyme in a particular pathway by the accumulation of the end product of the pathway
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Also called end product inhibition
Feedback inhibition
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Fermentation test
Used to determine whether a bacterium or yeast ferments a carbohydrate.
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Usual components of a fermentation test
Peptone broth with: 1. Carbohydrate 2. pH indicator 3. Inverted tube to trap gas
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Flavoprotein
Protein containing the coenzyme flavin
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Flavoprotein functions as an electron carrier in the
electron transport chain
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FMN
Coenzyme that functions in the transfer of electrons in the electron transport chain
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FMN stands for
Flavin mononucleotide
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Glycolysis
Main pathway for the oxidation of glucose to pyruvic acid
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Also called Embden-Myerhof pathway
Glycolysis
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Heterotroph
Requires an organic carbon source; also called organotroph
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Holoenzyme
Enzyme made of apoenzyme+ cofactor
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Lactic acid fermentation anabolic or catabolic?
Catabolic
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Lactic acid fermentation begins with
Glycolysis
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Lactic acid fermentation produces
Lactic acid to reoxidize NADH
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Metabolic pathway
Sequence of enzymatically catalyzed reactions occuring in a cell
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Oxidation
Removal of electrons from a molecule
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Oxidative phosphorylation
Synthesis of ATP coupled with electron transport
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Oxygenic
Makes oxygen; cyanobacteria and plant photosynthesis
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Also called organotroph
Heterotroph
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Requires an organic carbon source
Heterotroph
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Parasite
Derives nutrients from a living host
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Which pathway occurs simultaneously with glycolysis?
Pentose phosphate pathway
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Function of pentose phosphate pathway
Makes pentoses and NADH without ATP production
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Also called hexose monophosphate shunt
Pentose phosphate pathway
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Phosphorylation
Addition of a phosphate group to an organic molecule
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Photoheterotroph
Uses light as its energy source and an organic carbon source
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Photophosphorylation
Production of ATP in a series of Redox reactions
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How does photophosphorylation start?
Electrons from chlorophyll initiate the reactions
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Phototroph
An organism that uses light as its primary energy source
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Reduction
Addition of electrons to a molecule
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Respiration
A series of Redox reactions that generates ATP; final electron acceptor is usually an inorganic molecule
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Ribozyme
Enzyme consisting of RNA that specifically acts on strands of RNA to remove introns and splice together remaining exons
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Saprophyte
Organism that gets it's nutrients from dead organic matter
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Saprophyte
Organism gets it's nutrients from dead organic matter
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Saturation
Active site on an enzyme is occupied by substrate or product at all times
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Fatty acid with no double bonds
Saturated fatty acid
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Substrate
Any compound with which an enzyme reacts
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Substrate level phosphorylation
Making ATP by direct transfer of a high-energy phosphate group from an intermediate metabolic compound to ADP
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Transamination
Transfer of an amino group from an amino acid to another organic acid
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Turnover number
Num. of substrate molecules acted on per enzyme molecule per second
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Ubiquinone
Non-protein carrier in an electron transport chain; also called coenzyme Q
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A low-molecular mass
Ubiquinone