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Microbiology Test #2
Test #2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Metabolism | *Anabolism- "build up", used to produce biomass and/or energy storage *Catabolism- "break down", used to produce ATP |
| Biochemical Pathway | |
| Enzymes | -reusable (not altered by the reactions they catalyze) -catalysts for cellular reactions -lower Eact (required for a reaction) -protein (mostly) -> quaternary shape = specificity of binding to a substrate or reactant (1',2',3',4') |
| Coenzymes | -organic (derived from vitamins) NAD+ FAD+ CoA |
| Enzyme Binding | |
| Coenzyme Binding | |
| Holoenzyme | = enzyme cofactor + coenzyme ("relay agent") |
| Energy of Activation "Eact" | |
| Enzyme Inhibition | 1) Biofeedback Inhibition 2) Competitive Inhibition 3) Non-Competitive Inhibition |
| Enzyme Inhibition: 1) Biofeedback Inhibition | = concentration governs or affects a biochemical pathway binds to enzy. 1 and blocks others from binding at the Active site or Allosteric site |
| Enzyme Inhibition: 2) Competitive Inhibition | = works in biofeedback or antibiotics (sulfonamides "sulfa drugs") |
| Enzyme Inhibition: 2) Competitive Inhibition (cont'd) | |
| Enzyme Inhibition: 3) Non-Competitive Inhibition | = changes the shape of the active and allosteric sites making the enzyme non-functional (eg. heavy metal toxicity Pb, Cd) |
| RedOx | = transfer of energy in catabolic reactions: |
| RedOx (cont'd) | Oxidation= loss of energy and electrons Reduction= gain of energy and electrons |
| Phosphorylation- P - Reactions | -> transfer energy 1)Substrate Level P 2)Oxidative P 3)Photo P |
| Phosphorylation- P - Reactions: 1)Substrate Level P | substrate- P+ ADP -> substrate + ATP (Glycolysis + Krebs) |
| Phosphorylation- P - Reactions: 2)Oxidative P | -> requires membrane to be present |
| Phosphorylation- P - Reactions: 3)Photo P | -> photosynthetic generation of ATP |
| Cell Respiration | |
| Denaturization | - to change the shape of a protein |
| Cell Respiration occurs via 4 biochemical steps: | -food is oxidized into CO2 1)Glycolysis 2)Pyruvate Oxidation 3)Krebs Cycle then... 4)ETC-> High ATP production |
| Cell Respiration: 1)Glycolysis (a) | Glucose oxidation = splits (6C) molecule in half a)Energy requiring steps: |
| Cell Respiration: 1)Glycolysis (b) | b)Energy releasing steps: |
| Energy Harvest | 1)Glycolysis: Net= 2 ATP's = 2 NADH2 2)Pyruvate Oxidation: (x2) 2 NADH2 3)Krebs Cycle: 4)ETC |
| Cell Respiration: 2)Pyruvate Oxidation |